Hello and welcome to my Udemy course! I hope that you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed creating and implementing my program!
Participants of this course will learn about health promotion for minority and low income children through the implementation of a health and wellness program. This Udemy course contains lectures, resources and various research articles to support this topic area. There is additional content on considerations of implementing a health promotion program, my personal experience, and additional opportunities for supporting health and wellness that I was involved in throughout my capstone experience. Furthermore, you can find various downloadable materials pertaining to my project to support your learning and utilize in your profession. At the end of the presentation, there is a short question and answer section to assess knowledge gained as a result of this course. Plan to dedicate 30 minutes of your time to view this course and the provided resources. The development of this course is based on research, evidence based best practices and clinical experience. There are several APA references at the end for you to further educate yourself on the needs of a health promotion program for minority and low income children.
Please feel free to message the instructor to facilitate further discussion of topics related to this presentation. Thank you for your interest and happy learning!
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My name is Brittany Bieber, and I am a third year occupational therapy doctorate student at Drake University in Des Moines, IA. For my doctoral capstone project, I developed and implemented a health and wellness promotion program for at-risk youth ages kindergarten through second grade at Project Renewal in Davenport, IA.
