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In-Person HOBSCOTCH Training

This two-part training workshop is taking place Tuesday, December 3 (virtual) followed by the in-person training on Thursday, December 5 (in Los Angeles).

Help Improve Your Patients' Quality of Life with Evidence-Based Seizure Self-Management Programs ... Become a HOBSCOTCH Cognitive Coach!

AES, in partnership with Dartmouth Health, a coordinating center for the Managing Epilepsy Well Network, is hosting a HOBSCOTCH Cognitive Coach Training and Certification workshop in two parts: virtually on Tuesday, December 3 and finishing the training in-person on Thursday, December 5, 2024, at the JW Marriott Los Angeles LA.

 

 

HOBSCOTCH (HOme Based Epilepsy Self-Management and COgnitive Training Changes Lives) is an evidence-based epilepsy self-management program designed to help people with epilepsy find ways to manage and cope with their memory and thinking challenges to lead happier, more productive lives.

Training to become a HOBSCOTCH Cognitive Coach is divided into didactic and applied sections. Led by Dartmouth Faculty and experienced coaches, the training is interactive, beginning with a comprehensive overview of the theoretical foundation for the program including Problem Solving Therapy (PST) and Memory and Attention Adaptation Training (MAAT). After reviewing the study materials and program structure, trainees practice delivering the intervention with supervision from an experienced coach.


Cognitive Coach Training


Tuesday, December 3 (virtual) and Thursday, December 5, 2024 in Los Angeles

A free two-part HOBSCOTCH training for all members of the care team including physicians, nurses, social workers, behavioral health providers, neuropsychologists, and others. Space is limited!

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Please Note: This training is one course spread over two days. Attending both days, virtually and in-person, is required.

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About Seizure Self-Management

Self-management can help people with seizures manage their day-to-day, practice self-care, maintain a consistent routine, and ultimately, minimize the risk of seizures. Learn more.

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Clinical Practice Tools

AES Clinical Practice Tools are designed to provide supportive resources to assist clinicians in providing care for people with seizures. Learn more.

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Mental Health Resources

Screening for and addressing mental health symptoms in people with seizures is critical to their success and well-being. These resources are intended for clinicians to use during routine appointments with patients. Learn more.

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Evidence-Based Self-Management Programs

Evidence-based self-management programs encourage a partnership among the patient, their support system, and healthcare providers to optimize treatment, seizure management, and lifestyle management. Learn more.