Presented by CONTINUING PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION

The purpose of this course is to provide an Upon completion, the participant will be able to: understanding of the concepts of aging and 1. Discuss current biological theories regarding long-term care. Major topics include, current the causes of aging. biological theories of aging, physical factors, 2. Explain physical factors associated with aging. prevalent diseases and health strategies, 3. Acknowledge common older adult diseases and Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging, their recommended preventative measures. psychological factors, social factors, long-term 4. Articulate findings from the Baltimore care, and the nature of healthy aging. Longitudinal Study of Aging. 5. Expound upon psychological effects of aging. Accreditation 6. Understand social theories of aging, and the Continuing Psychology Education is approved by value of social support systems. the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as a 7. Describe prevalent concerns in long-term care. provider of continuing education 8. Discuss key characteristics which promote (Provider number PCE 2156). healthy aging. This course meets the qualifications for 7 hours o