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New Online Continuing Education Course on Near-Death Experience Added to HealthForumOnline's Library for Mental Health Professionals
HealthForumOnline (HFO) has added a new online continuing education (CE/CEU) course entitled Near-Death Experiences: Implications for Clinical Practice to their growing library of nationally-approved CE courses for mental health professionals, nurses and allied healthcare workers. Near-Death Experience (NDE) represents an altered state of consciousness that may occur close to death in a situation of physical or emotional crisis that includes powerful transcendent and mystical elements linked to neurochemical/neuroanatomical causes. Approximately 10-40% of those who survive a clinical crisis report a NDE. The actual occurrence of NDEs may be significantly higher, since many NDErs appear reluctant to share their experience for fear of being labeled mentally ill by untrained healthcare professionals who may initially discount and even pathologize their experience due to a lack a sufficient knowledge and associated clinical skills regarding this phenomenon. This online CE/CEU course synthesizes 33 years of evidence-based research on NDEs, including its frequency, etiology, DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria, assessment strategies, and short-term and long-term effects. Lastly, clinical implications for treatment are addressed along with important barriers to treatment that can occur when co-morbid Axis I or Axis II DSM-IV-TR disorders exist. Each of HFO's over 65 CE/CEU courses are fast, convenient and especially cost-effective as health professionals have free ongoing access to course updates beyond completion of the CE activity.
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Body Under Siege: Inflammation and Autoimmunity Conference Offered to Physicians
Medical physicians interested in understanding more about allergy, inflammation and autoimmunity will find value in a medical conference offered by the American Academy of Environmental Medicine in Phoenix, Arizona, October 29th through November 1, 2009.
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XCell-Center Presents Positive Results from Cerebral Palsy Stem Cell Treatment
The XCell-Center has released results from a follow-up study of 45 cerebral palsy patients treated with autologous bone marrow stem cells. Overall, 67% improved following treatment.
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The Foundation For Learning Development Releases Learning Disabilities Research Results
Comprehensive list of Cognitive Training Devices, Programs and Tools is an invaluable resource for parents and educators of children with learning disabilities.
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First-Ever Christopher Reeve Day (9/25/09) to be Celebrated with Memorable Chicago Events
Christopher Reeve Day (Sept 25) has been officially recognized by the City of Chicago. In honor of this day, The Chicago Chapter of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation is excited to announce the following local celebrations.
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Oakstone® Produces Self-Assessment Audio Updates to Support the American College of Physicians' MKSAP 15
Oakstone Medical Publishing releases MKSAP 15 Audio Companion to compliment the MKSAP 15 syllabus produced by the American College of Physicians. Available in two versatile audio formats designed to allow physicians to learn at their convenience.
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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to Discuss Education Reform with the Dalai Lama Next Month in D.C.
Mind and Life Institute releases agenda for "Educating World Citizens for the 21st Century" conference, Oct. 8-9 at Constitution Hall
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Luxury Bed Maker Hästens Introduces Mindspa iPhone™ Application
Deep Relaxation Can Be Achieved Anywhere with Hästens’ New iPhone™ Application Developed by Dr. Richard Bandler
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Parkinson's Virtual Reality Gait Training Device Improves Quality of Life
Newly released virtual reality gait training device shown to improve quality of life for Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and other movement disorders
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News from the Latest Issue of Molecular Medicine
Vitamin D and Progesterone Partner Up Against Traumatic Brain Injury
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