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Welcome to Project Educare
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If you are a parent, family member, or caregiver
looking for mental health care resources, please visit our open access public site at http://niu.edu/educare
No login is needed for our public site.
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If you are a Mental Health Care Provider, an Illinois United for Youth Agency Member, or a Family Rsources/Consumer Specialist looking for CEU credit or CFPP training programs , please visit our
Providers Home Page.
Log in with your account, or if it is your first visit create a new account.
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The Family and Caregiver Home Page section of Project Educare offers a brief overview of the structure, purpose and intent of our efforts to support mental health related evidence-informed practices. This part of the Educare moodle offers direct links to information on development, mental illness, substance abuse, state and federal agencies, advocacy resources for disability and educational rights, as well as links to resources that mental health providers used to acquire training and information about comtemporary research in the mental health field. Evidence-informed Practices series provides family and caregivers access to eLearning opportunities for expanding their knowledge base in how evidence-based and evidence-informed practices evolved in the mental health field, including overviews to the process used in searching for client-based concerns, how to find information and critically appraise those findings. Future series will offer topics such as assessment, psychopharmacology, and multicultural counseling.
Welcome to the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Care Providers home page. The Provider home page features links to the Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (JCCAP),Evidence-Informed Practices (EIP) resources (practice parameters/guidelines, research syntheses/literature reviews, and web-based databases), as well as reputable websites offering curriculum for implementing Evidence-Based Practices (EBP). Project Educare's Assessment section contains both the DECA and Ohio Youth Worker Scales training programs. CEUs are now available for completing, or refreshing your training on these state-wide assessment instruments. Evidence-informed Practices series offers eLearning opportunities for mental health providers to expand their knowledge base in how evidence-based and evidence-informed practices evolved in the mental health field, including overviews to the process used in searching for client-based concerns, how to find information and critically appraise those findings. Future series will offer topics such as assessment, psychopharmacology, and multicultural counseling. Internalizing Disorders series offer providers access to eLearning opportunities for expanding their knowledge base in screening, assessing, and treatments for disorders that are considered internalized (e.g. depression, and anxiety). The Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders series provides eLearning opportunities for expanding your knowledge base in screening, assessing, and treatment for client with potential substance related concerns.
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