Lifespan Development and Clinical Practice
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Lifespan Development and Clinical Practice
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Foundations of Early Development: Childhood to Adolescence
- Module 2: Navigating Adulthood: Relational and Career Transitions
- Module 3: Aging, Vulnerability, and Ethical Lifespan Practice
- Post Test: Lifespan Development and Clinical Practice
- Program Evaluation
This comprehensive three-hour course provides Kansas behavioral health professionals with an advanced understanding of human growth and development across the lifespan. Participants will explore intellectual, physical, social, and emotional milestones to accurately conceptualize client presentations. The curriculum emphasizes culturally responsive interventions, developmental transitions, and the rigorous ethical mandates required when treating vulnerable populations across various life stages.
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