Welcome to the first classes offered through Institute for Social and Emotional Learning. We offer this as a training center to show you how to update your page content on your web site.

What do we offer?

Institute for Social and Emotional Learning (ISEL)

ISEL offers home study courses in online and mail order learning formats to healthcare providers for their recertification or license renewal, continuing education needs. All of the courses are accredited, and completing them is quick and easy.

Polly with client

Why ISEL?

Our technology and online resources makes earning CEU credits faster and easier than ever. You can take the courses at your own pace, anytime, any place you can access the internet; or just contact me directly and a copy will be mailed directly to you.

I invite you to learn more about the Institute for Social and Emotional Learning (ISEL) and explore our home study program.

Courses:

Each class is designed to help health care professionals meet the requirement for recertification or license renewal. The hours for continuing education have been obtained in the State of Illinois. If this is not the state in which you practice or live, please check with your state certification or license board to make sure the program is accredited in your state.

Each class is just $45.00 for five continuing education hours and $4.99 for shipping and handling.

Most state certification boards will allow up to fifteen hours of home study classes every two years. So please feel free to use ISEL for your CEU needs.

The instructions for using the online formation are easy to follow.

Instructions for obtaining your permanent certificate:

  • When you are logging into the course page please use your real name as your user name.
  • Each course has 3 areas for you to complete that must be followed in the order defined below:
    1. The reading material.
    2. The test
    3. The survey
  • You will need to send your mailing address to ISEL at MrsVaughn2000@aol.com. Please put ISEL as the subject of your email.
  • You may also mail it to Dr. Polly Vaughn, P.O. Box 2199, Kankakee, IL 60901. Within 5-7 days a permanent certificate will be mailed to the address you provide.

    Please remember that you will be allowed 2 chances to pass the test with 70%. If you do not complete the test within that time you must register again. Once you are registered for the class you have 1 year to complete the course.

    Thank you for using The Institute for Social and Emotional Learning for your continuing education needs.

Available Courses

  • The stigmatized person is the “bearer of a mark” that defines him or her as deviant, flawed, limited, spoiled, or generally undesirable. Self-stigma represents the effects of being part of a stigmatized group and turning the stigma on one’s self (Corrigan & Watson, 2007). ). Public stigma is the reaction that the general public has to people who have mental illness (Corrigan &Wassel, 2008).
  • Symptoms of depression and substance abuse are common in adolescents. If left untreated, adolescents may suffer serious consequences that can extend into adulthood.
  • Co morbidity is the occurrence of two or more distinct psychiatric disorders at the same time (Wang J. & El-Guebaly, 2004). Research on co morbid substance dependence and major depression was facilitated with the DSM-IV definition of primary or independent disorder (Brown et al., 1995). Research has shown that as many as 80% of alcoholic men and women complain of depressive symptoms, and at least one third meet the criteria for a major depressive episode (Brown et al.).


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