This October, while you’re planning your Halloween costumes and parties, you should also start thinking about your continuing education requirements. It’s SCARY to be scrambling in December to get your hours in! Complete your courses this month, and by October 31, you can relax and have fun!
We don’t know about you, but after a night of trick-or-treating, we like to curl up with a scary movie and some popcorn. Here are a few suggestions for FRIGHTENINGLY good continuing education courses to go along with our favorite horror flicks:
The zombies in "Night of the Living Dead" might learn to vary their diets a bit if they took Treating the Picky and Problem Eater by Jennifer Dahms, M.S., CCC-SLP, BRS-S. (5339 Video/5367 Text)
Those kids in "The Blair Witch Project" could have learned a thing or two from this course: Video Technology: Reinventing Pragmatic Therapy by Jennifer Jacobs, M.S., CCC-SLP. (5655 Video)
Michael Myers from "Halloween" and Jason from "Friday the 13th" were truly scary without saying a word. They might have had more to say if they had taken The Bridge of Vocabulary by Judy K. Montgomery, Ph.D., CCC-SLP. (5875 Video/5882 Audio)
Is there a Poltergeist in your house moving your keys around, or did you just forget where you put them? Perhaps this course can help: Memory Impairments: Differential Diagnosis and Treatment Program Design by Susan M. Curfman, M.A., CCC-SLP. (5331 Video/5434 Audio/5421 Text)
If only Dr Frankenstein had taken this course, he might have thought twice before bringing his monster to life: The Role of the Speech Pathologist in Preventing Medical Errors by Michelle Tristani, M.S., CCC-SLP. (5636 Video/5648 Audio/5682 Text)
Dracula and The Werewolf could learn how to keep their fangs shiny and clean by taking Improving Oral Care in Your Facility by Susan Horton, M.S., CCC-SLP. (5660 Video/5663 Audio/5697 Text)
These and hundreds of other courses are available with a SpeechPathology.com membership at the GHOULISHLY low price of $99 per year – so join now! If you don’t complete those CEUs soon, your decision may HAUNT you!
Mwa-ha-ha,
Amy Natho
CEU Administrator/Assistant
SpeechPathology.com
