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Children’s Mental Health Certificate – ONLINE New!<br />

Is This for You? This online certificate is designed for busy professionals<br />

and parents who are currently working with infant, child and adolescent<br />

populations with potential mental health challenges. Professionals who<br />

may benefit from this certificate include: Early Childhood Educators,<br />

Educational Assistants, Fitness Health Promotion Professionals,<br />

Occupational Therapy Assistants and Physiotherapist Assistants,<br />

Personal Support Workers, Registered Practical Nurses and Registered<br />

Nurses.<br />

Courses may be taken individually.<br />

Certificate Highlights: Gain the relevant knowledge and skills to<br />

effectively work with infants, children or adolescents with complicated<br />

psychiatric disorders. These interactive online courses will focus on the<br />

developmental process, understanding psychiatric disorders and associated<br />

behaviors, risk factors and triggers, the identification of behaviors<br />

and symptoms, family relationships, and intervention and prevention<br />

strategies.<br />

Core Courses<br />

HLTH 279 Psychiatric Disorders Common to the Infant, Child &<br />

Adolescent Population 3<br />

HLTH 280<br />

HLTH 283<br />

HLTH 284<br />

HLTH 285<br />

3 offered this fall<br />

Cognitive Development, Trauma and Loss – Children’s<br />

Mental Health Focus 3<br />

Risk Factors of Common Psychiatric Disorders in the<br />

Infant, Child and Adolescent Population<br />

Family Relationships and their Impact on Psychiatric<br />

Disorders<br />

Prevention and Intervention Strategies – Children’s<br />

Mental Health Focus 3<br />

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Some courses require additional textbooks and/or<br />

materials. Please visit your campus bookstore in person<br />

or online at www.fleming.bkstr.ca (Peterborough) or<br />

www.fleming-Lindsay.bkstr.ca (Lindsay) for details.<br />

Working with Dementia Clients Certificate – ONLINE<br />

Multidiscipline Certificate<br />

Is This for You? This certificate is tailored to professionals with certificates<br />

in the health or social service field such as Nurses, Social Service<br />

Workers, Health Care Aides and Personal Support Workers, and family<br />

support workers to increase employment opportunities into fields that<br />

include Dementia patients.<br />

Certificate Highlights: The number of Canadians living with Dementia<br />

is expected to more than double within a generation, increasing the<br />

need for qualified care givers. This certificate will provide you with the<br />

skills to provide meaningful experiences and interactions when working<br />

with clients and families impacted by dementia. Build on your skills and<br />

develop new competencies that will promote the highest quality of life<br />

possible for the dementia client and their families.<br />

Career Prospects<br />

• Long-term care facilities<br />

• Palliative care facilities<br />

• Retirement residences<br />

• Private and social service case work<br />

• Rehabilitation facilities<br />

All courses in this program are offered online except the field placement.<br />

The course work must be completed prior to the placement.<br />

ONLINE<br />

Core Courses<br />

HLTH 236 Healthy Adult Aging 3<br />

HLTH 237 Exploring Dementia Care<br />

HLTH 238 Treatment Options in Dementia Care 3<br />

HLTH 239 Creating a Dementia Care Skill Kit<br />

HLTH 240 Empowerment in Dementia Care 3<br />

HLTH 241 Enhancing Communication and Interpersonal Skills<br />

in Dementia Care<br />

NRSG 39 Field Placement 3<br />

Working with Dementia Clients (60 hours) to be<br />

arranged by calling1-888-269 6929 ext. 2232<br />

3 offered this fall

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