Simple Home Repairs Staff Can Handle in Group Homes

Course 1186, DIY Home Repairs Group Home Personnel Can Tackle, empowers group home staff to handle basic home maintenance tasks quickly and safely. Participants learn how to spot minor repair needs through routine inspections, address issues like loose tiles or leaky faucets, and prevent costly damage. Keeping the environment well-maintained promotes safety and compliance with […]
Safer, Smarter Transportation in Group Home Settings

Managing Safe and Efficient Transportation Services (Course 1185) gives group home staff the tools to develop transportation programs that prioritize resident safety and punctuality. Learn about proper scheduling, equipment use, including tie-down safety for wheelchair users, and the necessary cautions that can prevent incidents. A well-organized transportation program not only safeguards residents but boosts their […]
Addressing Racial Prejudice in Group Homes

Course 1183, Working with the Group Home Resident Who Has Racial Prejudice, helps staff recognize and navigate the difficult dynamics of racism in residential care. It defines racism clearly, explains its potential impact on the home environment, and offers compassionate, practical strategies to promote unity and respect among residents. By taking this course, staff become […]
Promoting Calm Through Pet Therapy in Group Homes

Pet therapy is a proven method for fostering emotional balance and reducing agitation among group home residents. Course 1182, Using Pet Therapy to Promote Calmness in Group Home Environments, teaches the importance of using tools that promote peace, the science behind animal-assisted therapy, and how to organize sessions for maximum benefit. It also reviews essential […]
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California RCFE – LGBTQ Understanding and Sensitivity
The Crucial Judgments in Approving Offsite Visits for Medically Fragile Residents

By Bruce W. McCollum, Long-Term Care Project Manager and Risk Management Expert Livonia, MI – When it comes to the care of medically fragile residents, there is no room for error. Every decision made by medical case managers and guardians carries profound implications—not just for the resident’s safety but also for the integrity of the […]
Course – 1256

Being Prepared to Understand and Render Trauma Informed Care
Course – 1222

Understanding the Resident with Myasthenia Gravis
Course – 1252

The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Rendering Care
Course – 1251

Helping Police Deal Safely with Behavioral Residents