Practical Spanish for Diabetes Educators is a practical guide for any non-Spanish-speaking diabetes care and education specialists or other health care professionals working with people with diabetes. Timeless, helpful information that focuses on communication, not fluency. 

The Review Guide for the Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist Exam is an exam prep for those preparing to become diabetes care and education specialist. The Guide has over 75 self-assessment questions, 400 practice exam questions, and answers and rationales to all questions provided at the back of the Guide.

A comprehensive resource for diabetes care and education specialists, nurses, nutritionists, dietitians, and pharmacists, and the core resource for those preparing for the certified diabetes care and education specialist exam.

A certificate program for intended for healthcare providers who are new to diabetes care, education, and support.

Designed for community health workers, health coaches, medical assistants, CNAs, LPNs, dietetic technicians, pharmacy technicians, dental hygienists, and other similar non-clinicians.

In this session participants will be equipped with knowledge of the key take away and guidance on the new guidelines and ways to incorporate strategies in their Lifestyle Change Program.

Learn the "why" behind healthy habit formation and how coaches can advance their skills so that program participants can sustain their self-care behaviors long-term.

Review the unique health beliefs that can influence people from different cultural backgrounds when providing diabetes prevention education

This course that focuses on essential knowledge of diabetes needed by health care team professionals who interact with people with diabetes and related conditions but whose primary focus is not diabetes.

This online course provides the fundamentals of the prediabetes and diabetes disease state for non-clinicians who work with people with diabetes. The course also addresses diabetes complications and basic clinical guidelines for diabetes care.

Online practice exam.

Identify factors for attrition and high-risk attrition periods in lifestyle change programs and develop strategies to increase retention and positive health outcomes for diabetes prevention program participants.

In this session, participants who attend this activity will develop skills to overcome common challenges to participants’ weight loss and weight loss maintenance.

Learn about new resources designed to allow lifestyle coaches, and their mentors, to assess key competencies, enhance coaching quality, and identify opportunities for continuous improvement in the diabetes prevention program.

A sampling of 29 education sessions from ADCES22

Get 12 months of group recorded webinars on-demand for one low price.

Includes (1) facility copy of ADCES Diabetes Care and Education Curriculum and (5) individual course enrollments for your staff*