Courses and Workshops
HopeHealth's wide range of educational courses for professionals and caregivers aim to empower our community with the knowledge they need to provide compassionate care.
To begin, kindly choose the course you wish to attend from our diverse selection. While some courses may not have scheduled dates, we encourage you to contact CommunityEducation@HopeHealthCo.org if you're interested in a course not currently scheduled. We are continuously expanding our course offerings and invite you to check back for updates. Furthermore, clinicians have the opportunity to earn educational credits through our programs.
Please note: classes labeled "Caregiver" are for family or community caregivers and are not eligible for Continuing Education credits.
To see unscheduled courses, visit Additional Course Offerings.
Upcoming Courses
Please note: all times are Eastern Time (US).
Grief and Healing: Supporting Children and Teens After the Loss of a Loved One
Lewy Body Dementia Unmasked: Diagnosis, Differentiation, and Evidence-Based Management
Join us for practical guidance to differentiate dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson’s disease dementia from other dementias, recognize hallmark symptoms, apply current diagnostic criteria, and implement safe, evidence-based management strategies to improve outcomes for patients and families navigating Lewy body dementia.
Vicarious Grief for Healthcare Professionals: What Everyone Needs to Know
Caring for patients through illness and death doesn’t end when your shift does. This program helps clinicians recognize vicarious grief, understand how cumulative loss affects well-being and burnout, and name what often goes unspoken at the bedside. Learn practical strategies to care for yourself and support your colleagues while continuing to provide compassionate, high-quality care.
Complex Care Conversations
Complex Care Conversations is a day-long interactive, small-group program for clinicians who treat individuals dealing with serious, progressive illnesses. Participants will learn how to navigate goals-of-care conversations to elicit patients’ values and preferences in a mutually transformative way for clinicians and patients when time matters most.
Accreditation
All continuing professional development activities were approved by the Northeast Multistate Division Education Unit, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation and the National Association of Social Workers, Rhode Island Chapter, applicable in both RI and MA.