Courses

Caring for someone with transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTR) can feel overwhelming, especially in the early stages when the condition is still unfamiliar and the path forward is unclear. Many caregivers find themselves navigating a complex medical landscape while also processing the emotional weight of a serious diagnosis. This course is designed to help you better understand what ATTR is, what your loved one may be experiencing, and how your role as a caregiver evolves over time.

This comprehensive online resource provides essential guidance and support for family caregivers navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one with leukemia while managing work and personal responsibilities. The course addresses the unique demands faced by working caregivers, with special attention to the experiences of Hispanic, Latinx, and Black caregivers who face disproportionate barriers to care.

Caring for a loved one with Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) can be challenging, especially when symptoms are subtle, misunderstood, or overlooked by providers. This course was designed specifically for family caregivers to help you understand TD, recognize symptoms, overcome systemic barriers, and find resources and support.

Through lessons, real caregiver stories, and practical strategies, you’ll gain tools to better advocate for your loved one and care for yourself along the way.

This tool aims to empower family caregivers with accurate information and resources to navigate HIPAA regulations effectively, while addressing the intersecting barriers of stigma and inequity in mental health services. The initiative focuses on enhancing caregiver advocacy and health equity for historically underserved populations.