What will I learn in Course #1199?

Trauma-informed strategies to support residents with prior food deprivation: understanding root causes, recognizing clues, building trust, creating personalized nutrition plans, and avoiding common pitfalls.

How do I enroll and start learning?

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Group Home CEU Course 1199 - Dealing with Food Deprivation

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Chapter 1: Dealing With a New Group Home Resident Who Has Previously Been Food Deprived
- Lesson 1-A: Addressing the Needs of New Residents with Prior Food Deprivation in Group Homes
- Lesson 1-B: Let’s Look at the Why - Exploring the Underlying Factors of Food Deprivation in New Group Home Residents
- Lesson 1-C: How Can You Tell? Unveiling Clues of Past Food Deprivation in New Group Home Residents: A Caregiver's Guide
- Lesson 1-D: Empathetic Support and Practical Assistance for Group Home Residents with a History of Food Deprivation
- Lesson 1-E: The Perils of Neglecting Assistance for New Group Home Residents with Previous Food Deprivation
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Chapter 2: Training Product Review
- Lesson 2-A: Review

What You’ll Learn

Understand root causes and impacts of prior food deprivation.

Recognize behavioral and physical clues that signal prior deprivation.

Build trust and psychological safety from day one.

Create personalized, dignity-centered nutrition plans and routines.

Avoid common pitfalls that can retraumatize or shame residents.

Syllabus

Chapter 1: Dealing With a New Group Home Resident Who Has Previously Been Food Deprived

Lesson 1-A: Addressing the Needs of New Residents with Prior Food Deprivation in Group Homes
Lesson 1-B: Let’s Look at the Why — Exploring the Underlying Factors
Lesson 1-C: How Can You Tell? Clues of Past Food Deprivation
Lesson 1-D: Empathetic Support & Practical Assistance
Lesson 1-E: The Perils of Neglecting Assistance

Chapter 2: Training Product Review

Lesson 2-A: Review

Does this course provide Michigan Adult Foster Care CEUs?

Yes. Course #1199 awards 4 CEUs aligned with Michigan AFC continuing education expectations.

What will I learn?

How to apply trauma-informed care to support residents with prior food deprivation, including trust-building, recognizing clues, nutrition planning, and avoiding retraumatization.

How do I start?

Click Enroll Now to purchase, then Start Learning to access instantly on Thinkific.

What is the current price?

$49.95

Group Living Course 1199 - Dealing With a New Group Home Resident Who Has Previously Been Food Deprived - 4 CEUs

Course curriculum

Chapter 1: Dealing With a New Group Home Resident Who Has Previously Been Food Deprived

Chapter 2: Training Product Review

Course #1199 – Dealing With a New Group Home Resident Who Has Previously Been Food Deprived (4 CEUs)