This training is for Early Development Network Services Coordinators only. Each services coordination agency has a unique enrollment key. Please view the following document for instructions to create an account and enroll into this course:

• EDN SC Login and enrollment

The Getting Ready Approach is a child and parent-focused intervention focused on improving child outcomes.  Key components include: 1) strengthening relationships between parent and child, and parent and professional; and 2) building parent competencies for enhancing parent-child interactions. This series of online modules utilizes Part C early intervention home visits as the context for implementation. Please contact Sue Bainter to access this course.

This training is focused on providing information and resources that all home visitors can use. It will provide you with the foundation of working with parents in the home and will guide you in the basics of communication, family systems, coaching, and the principles of home visitation.

This training is designed to support your partnership with families and does not substitute for any training required by evidence-based models, your agency, or funders.

The purpose of this orientation program is to give you basic information about what it takes to be a respite provider.  Our goal is to provide an online orientation for individuals who are interested in becoming respite providers for the Nebraska Lifespan Respite Network.  Current respite providers who have not taken the orientation are also encouraged to do so.

Please Note: In order for you to receive a certificate of completion, you must have an account.  To get your account or to login, click in the upper right hand corner of the website to get started. After creating a new account it will prompt you log in. You will then need to click on "Enoll Me", and you are ready to go.

Behavior has purpose.  Individuals who are compliant behave that way because it works for them. Those individuals that are more difficult to work with are likely to engage in challenging behaviors because it meets their needs. 

Guidance for local Respite Coordinators to support implementation of the requirements of the Nebraska Lifespan Respite Services Program (Neb.Rev.Stat. 68-1520 through 68-1528).

This training offers Services Coordinators/Resource Developers a unique learning opportunity and offers supervisors a valuable technical assistance resource as they work to enhance their systems capacity.

Ongoing Aged and Disabled Waiver Training

Personal assistance services include a defined range of human assistance, chosen and directed by the individual or designee or at the direction of a parent or guardian for a minor child or legally incompetent adult. An enrollment key is needed to access this course.

Program of  All-Inclusive  Care for the Elderly, also known as PACE. PACE  provides  comprehensive, coordinated  health  care  and  long-term  services and supports for voluntarily enrolled individuals.  Eligible persons must be aged 55 and older;  meet  Nebraska  Medicaid’s nursing  facility level  of  care  criteria;  live  within  the  service area of an approved PACE provider; and  be  able to  safely live in a community setting, with PACE services, at the time of enrollment.

Helping Children Live Better Lives by providing capacity building consultation and training services to school health professionals, serving children and families, in order to promote health and educational success for all Nebraska children.

You will need an enrollment key to enroll into this training.

 You will need to enroll yourself into the course. Click on the category that best describes your role. Each category contains a unique key for enrollment. Copy and paste the enrollment key into the enrollment key area found at the bottom of this page.

You will need to enroll yourself into the course. Click on the category that best describes your role. Each category contains a unique key for enrollment. Copy and paste the enrollment key into the enrollment key area found at the bottom of this page.

This course is a primer for professionals working with young children and families. It is divided into 3 mini courses: 

• Mini course 1 – Overview of Attachment 
• Mini course 2 – Understanding the Impact of Trauma
• Mini course 3 - Early Childhood Development

Learn at your pace. This is a self-paced course. All mini courses and activities are online, so you can complete the course when and where it’s best for you. This course is free for anyone looking for more information on parent-child relationships and how those relationships affect the development of young children, including how early childhood trauma can disrupt development.

The main focus of this course is to help professionals working with young children understand the importance of the caregiving relationship, and how the caregiving relationship supports children’s growth and development. Additionally, participants will learn how caregivers can alleviate traumatic stress reactions.