**Recorded live event. You must pass the quiz with a score of 80% to receive 2 General CEU credits from Washington State. You may also receive 2 CEU credits from the Center for Guardianship Certification. Please check with your state to determine if these CEU credits meet your needs.**

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“The Champion” can be defined as a person who argues for a cause on behalf of someone else. Certainly, this is what great guardians do. But how do they do it? In this 2-hour interactive workshop, learn the top 10 actions that take guardians over and above “decisional support” for vulnerable adults during difficult stages of their lives. Look into your own procedures and see what you already do that makes you a champion plus anything you can add or augment that will have meaning for clients, loved ones, and your career.

Learning Objectives
1. Define “guardian-as-champion” and how it applies to working with adults with incapacity.
2. Identify issues that may require guardians do more than some states expect or require.
3. List 10 actions champion guardians include in order to act as champion for clients.
4. Discuss business skills needed including decision-making procedures and time management.