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Continuing Education Credit: CCMC

  • IDD, Aging, and Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

    This engaging session explores how adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in military families can age well. It will examine age-related health needs, living arrangements and family caregiving, and practical strategies for supporting this population. Learn how to address current and future needs of people with IDD. Learning Objectives:...

    Free
  • Sunrise to Sunset: Supporting Children with Autism Throughout Their Day

    This course builds understanding of early childhood autism and provides practical, family-centered strategies to support military-connected and civilian families across home, community, and educational settings, with a focus on continuity of care, collaboration, and inclusive practices that promote resilience and positive outcomes.

  • Understanding Service Animal Rights When the Law Gets Ruff

    This Direct-to-Library event will be live on August 3rd. Service animals play an important role in supporting individuals with disabilities, yet confusion surrounding service animal laws remains common across workplaces, housing, schools, healthcare settings, restaurants, transportation, and public accommodations. This direct-to-learning session provides an overview of federal laws governing service...

    Free
  • A 360 View of the Spouse Employment Environment

    A practical, interactive course that equips military and civilian service providers with a deeper understanding of military spouse employment challenges, including systemic barriers and policy landscapes. Participants leave with actionable tools to assess needs, apply strengths-based support, and guide spouses toward sustainable career success.

  • Dietary Approaches to Support Brain Health in Aging

    Caregivers of individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) often ask: What can we do to protect brain health—or slow decline? While there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, growing evidence suggests that dietary patterns and lifestyle behaviors play a meaningful role in supporting cognitive health and reducing...

    Free