The conventional psychiatric model of “mental illnesses” as incurable biological disorders requiring lifetime medical management is undergoing a paradigm shift – away from hopelessness, and toward recovery.
This new model is built on the foundation of peer support, and consumer-based advocacy, with a focus on system transformation. It is no small change; its time has come.
In April of this year, Boston University’s Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation held a unique conference – From Innovations to Practice: The Promise and Challenge of Achieving Recovery for All.
The Innovations Institute of Boston University, is now offering a series of online video courses based on the recordings of the top presenters from the conference.
There are 14 courses – convenient and affordable. They can be taken anywhere there is Internet access – to include home or office – day or night. Most cost only $10 or $15!
You do not have to be a professional to take these courses. They are open to anyone. If you are a professional – continuing education credits are offered through a variety of accrediting organizations – APA, ASWB, NBCC, and many others.
To learn more, visit [CE Quick].
Visit Boston University’s [Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation]
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