Advanced Training
APSWI collaborates with stakeholders and experts in the Aging and Adult Services field to develop and deliver advanced training for APS professionals, supervisors, and their multi-disciplinary partners. Advanced courses are developed in both the instructor-led (ILT) and eLearning modalities. These trainings are intended for advanced level Adult Protective Services professionals and their MDT partners (e.g. public guardians, public health nurses working with the elderly, mental health professionals, etc).
NOTE: Out-of-state participants will pay a $50 per eLearning access fee for Advanced eLearnings and Supervisor Core eLearnings.
APS Laws and Regulations
AB135 and Changes to APS Practice in the State of California eLearning
California APS Standards for Consistency in Determining Findings
California APS Standards for Consistency in Findings eLearning
California APS Standards for Consistency in Findings Blended Training w/eLearning
California APS Standards for Consistency in Findings Multi-Module VIRTUAL Skill-Building Training w/ eLearning
Determining Dependent Adult Status
Effectively Working APS Cases for Persons Experiencing Homelessness Series
Workshop 1: Homelessness in Older Adults- Examining the Layers
Workshop 2: Responding to APS Cases Involving Adults Experiencing Homelessness
Workshop 3: Precarious Housing and Homelessness in Older Adults: Resources and Collaboration
Financial Abuse
APS Investigations Involving Allegations of Undue Influence Instructor-Led Training
Estate Planning & Financial Abuse Issues in APS Instructor-Led Training
Undue Influence: What APS Needs to Know eLearning
Interviewing Skills
Asking Inclusive Demographic Questions
Enhanced Cognitive Interviewing for APS Professionals
Enhancing Your Investigative Skills: Interviewing Alleged Perpetrators:
Instructor-Led Training
Multi-Module VIRTUAL Training
eLearning
Including Sexual Orientation and Gender Identification Questions in APS Practice eLearning
Substance Use, Recovery and APS Considerations
Working with and Through Psychosis: Considerations for APS