Access to the Presentations:
- Links to these sessions will be active through Friday, February 19.
- The codes given in the recorded sessions are different from the codes that were given during the live presentation.
- These presentations are offered as an added value for people who registered for the full conference. They are offered for sale as a bundle to non-attendees. Please do not share these links with people who did not pay to attend the conference.
- Session materials are available on the conference mobile app and on the handout link that you were sent prior to the conference: https://www.guardianship.org/2026-conference-handouts/. The materials will be available through the viewing window for these presentations.
Obtaining Credit for the Presentations:
- Presenters will announce three attendance verification codes during each presentation.
- When you have viewed all of the sessions you wish to view, you may submit your attendance verification codes here: https://www.guardianship.org/conference-verification-recorded/. Please do not submit multiple forms.
- You may not receive credit for the live presentation (at the conference) and the same recorded session.
- Credit is only offered through the Center for Guardianship Certification. We are unable to issue certificates for state-specific guardianship, social work, and legal credit.
Receiving Your Certificate:
- Confirming conference verification codes and issuing certificates is a manual process that requires significant time from our staff. Our staff’s first priority is issuing the certificates for the live conference. In-person conference certificates will be available by December 4.
- After the certificates for the in-person conference have all been sent, our staff will start to work on the recorded session certificates. They are not guaranteed to arrive before the end of the year.
- Please do not contact our office regarding certificates for the in-person conference before December 4, or for recorded sessions before the end of the year.
- Recorded presentations will be available through Friday, February 19. Codes may be submitted once you have viewed all of the sessions you wish to view, but not longer than six months after viewing.
Presentation Links:
The Dirty Dozen: Twelve Practical and Ethical Traps to Avoid | Frank Acuña, Esq.
Hoarding Essentials: What to Know and How to Help | Marilyn Halpern