Traditional Health Based Practices FY19 (THBP)
This training event is full. Please email the training coordinator Sarah S McConnell
Training Details
Host And Instructor
Credits
Training Overview Description
Trainees are provided with foundational information on traditional lifestyles and health practices of people living in Alaska prior to western contact. They will be introduced to beliefs, attitudes, and knowledge of health promotion and maintenance that were practiced, and will examine major changes leading to the current health status of the Alaska Native community. Special emphasis will be placed on potential strategies for improving behaviorally based health. If registration is closed contact Sarah McConnell, 907-456-4215 or ssmcconnell@alaska.edu to be added to a wait list.
Event-specific Details
Training Contact
Sarah McConnell
907-456-4215
ssmcconnell@alaska.edu
This training will be presented as an interactive videoconference using Zoom software, which must be downloaded if you are a first-time user. Training materials and information on how to connect to the interactive videoconference are available on the AKTC Remote-Learner Portal. Please allow 15 minutes for the system to process your registration and payment and then connect to the remote-learner portal here: https://ttclms.remote-learner.net. Payment must be processed before access is available.
Please include the name of your community during registration and every effort will be made to arrange a community location for training. Zoom can also be used on a PC or Mac, laptop, IPad, tablet or smart phone and requires an Internet connection, a microphone and a camera. *A camera is required to receive CE credit. *
To confirm your attendance and receive credit for taking the class you must be prepared to identify yourself and participate as requested during the training. You must be logged on and prepared with a camera and microphone (or a headset) prior to the start of class.
Please download the software and plan to log into the webinar 10-15 minutes before the training start time.
For more information about Zoom or to download the software, go to https://zoom.us/. To view a video on how to join a meeting go to: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362193-How-Do-I-Join-A-Meeting
If you would like to test your Zoom connection prior to the training, please contact AKTC Support, 907-264-6244, support@aktclms.org.
Payment in full must be received no later than three weeks prior to training date, in order to hold your place in the class. Payments are non-refundable after three weeks prior to training date. There will be an additional fee of $15.00 due for CE Certificate if fee or training Evaluation is not received within 30 calendar days.
This class has a minimum enrollment of 10, and may be subject to cancellation if there is insufficient enrollment three weeks prior to class date.
Registration Information
Registered participants will be notified of community locations at their LMS Profile email two days prior to the class with the email subject: "IMPORTANT Information..." The training evaluation will be included in this email.
CE Certificates will be distributed via your LMS Profile email address within two weeks after the class to participants that complete the class, have paid their account, and submitted their evaluation. Updated distribution of Certificates will happen once per month after. There will be an additional fee of $15.00 due for CE Certificate if fee or training Evaluation is not received within 30 calendar days.
Payment in full must be received no later than three weeks prior to training date, in order to hold your place in the class. Payments are non-refundable three weeks prior to training date.
This class has a minimum enrollment of 10, and may be subject to cancellation if there is insufficient enrollment three weeks prior to class date.
This training event is full. Please email the training coordinator Sarah S McConnell
Funding: Grant funded by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority through the University of Alaska Anchorage Center for Human Development.
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