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Addiction in the Brain
This short course describes the "addiction hub" of the brain, the nucleus accumbens. An explanation of this brain region, and how it contributes to the development and maintenance of addiction, is provided.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Alexithymia and Eating Disorders
This course synthesizes the literature on alexithymia and eating disorders and examines alexithymia levels across eating disorders (i.e., anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and eating disorder not otherwise specified).
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Assessment of Anorexia
This course summarizes the available literature related to the assessment of anorexia in the adult patient context, synthesizing both research evidence and clinical consensus guidelines.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Behavioral Health Services for Homeless Populations
This course provides mental health professionals with information and tools to work more effectively with individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and who need substance abuse or mental health treatment.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Brain Basics – Understanding Sleep
This course discusses a variety of sleep-related topics, including a description of the stages of sleep, how much sleep humans need, the purpose of sleep, dreaming, circadian rhythms, and sleep disorders and their treatment.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Brain-Based Trauma Treatment
Neuroscience research is providing insight into why, when, and with whom specific psychotherapeutic approaches may be beneficial. However, translating neuroscience research into practice can be a daunting task.
CEs: 6 CE Credit(s)
Bullying and Cyberbullying Interventions
This course discusses bullying and cyberbullying and reviews the most current research on interventions focused on reducing bullying and/or increasing social skills.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Child Sexual Abuse – Outcomes and Prevention
This course discusses the prevalence of child sexual abuse, the associated mental health outcomes, and preventive strategies.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Community and Family Training for Substance Use
This course includes a detailed manual and accompanying handouts for implementing the intervention, “Community Reinforcement and Family Training – Support and Prevention” (CRAFT-SP).
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Designer Drugs – Assessment and Management
This course familiarizes users with designer drugs, known as “legal highs,” summarizes common effects of these drugs, and provides treatment recommendations.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
EMDR Skills for Trauma Treatment
This affordable 2-day course introduces attendees to the original 8-phase model of EMDR and teaches participants how to conduct each of the eight phases.
CEs: 9 CE Credit(s)
Ethics for National Certified Counselors
This course on the latest 2016 NBCC ethics code establishes the minimum ethical behaviors and provides an expectation and assurance of ethical practice for all who use the professional services of NCC’s (National Certified Counselors).
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Ethics of Neuromodulation in Anorexia
This course explores ethical aspects associated with the increased use of neuromodulation in anorexia nervosa.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Ethics: Social Media, Technology Tools, E-therapy
This course provides mental health professionals with information and ethical guidelines regarding technology-based therapeutic tools, the use of social media, and the use of telemental health/e-therapy services.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Gambling Group Intervention
This course consists of an 8-session outpatient therapy group manual for individuals suffering from gambling addictions.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Harnessing Neuroplasticity
Now more than ever, we understand that the brain functions as a social organ in the present moment. Through our own minds, and "brain-to-brain" communication with our clients, we can promote resilience and facilitate healing in the therapy room.
CEs: 6 CE Credit(s)
HIV and Drug Abuse
This course discusses the link between HIV, AIDS, and drug abuse, and the ways in which drug abuse interacts with HIV.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
HIV and its Treatment
This course provides basic information on HIV (and AIDS) and summarizes treatment recommendations.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
HIV Assessment and Treatment Recommendations
This course describes how providers can complete medical assessments for and treat HIV-infected, substance-using clients.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
HIV in African Americans
This course provides an overview of HIV, including risk factors, socioeconomic issues, and prevention strategies among diverse populations.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Improving Cultural Competence
This course teaches readers how to improve cultural competence during evaluation and treatment planning processes, and describes core competencies for mental health providers and how to develop them.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Juvenile Sex Offenders – Etiologies and Typologies
This course provides an overview of the etiologies of juvenile sexual offending and the pathways related to the development, onset, and maintenance of sexually abusive behavior, and describes effective treatment approaches.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Managing Anxiety for Clients with Memory Impairment
Learn a treatment approach developed to help providers who are not specialists in dementia deliver evidence-based CBT to address anxiety in individuals with mild-to-moderate dementia or cognitive impairment.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Medical Complications in Anorexia
This course reviews all body systems affected by anorexia and provides information about how to identify medical complications in anorexia.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Medical Complications in Bulimia
This course reviews in detail the many complications of the two major modes of purging, namely, self-induced vomiting and laxative abuse.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Microaggressions In and Out of Therapy
This course familiarizes attendees with the concept of microaggressions, how they can impact clients, and methods for preventing and addressing them both in and out of therapy.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Narrative and MI Approaches to Eating Disorders
This course focuses on the processes used by a multidisciplinary team in the journey from opposition, to change, to recovery from eating disorders.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Neural Mechanisms in Depressed Minors on Antidepressants
This course discusses the controversial relationship between antidepressants and suicidality in children and adolescents, and outlines three possible neurobiological mechanisms that might account for this adverse effect.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Neuroscience for Clinicians
Bring the latest findings from neuroscience into your treatments. Learn interventions to literally alter the brain’s neurons, structures, pathways, and networks.
CEs: 6 CE Credit(s)
Operation Enduring Families Program
This course includes a 5-session family education and support program for service members and veterans who have recently returned from a combat theater, and their family members.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Opioid Treatment for Pain in Clients with Substance Use
This course discusses the neurobiology and clinical presentation of pain and its synergies with substance use disorders, presents methodical approaches to the evaluation and treatment of pain that co-occurs with substance use disorders.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Overview of STD’s
This course discusses the transmission, signs and symptoms, complications, and treatment of various STD's, in addition to prevention strategies.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Promoting Well-Being of Youth Through Skills Training
This course describes the effectiveness of universal school-based randomized clinical trials for children and youth aimed at promoting psychosocial well-being and positive development by improving emotional and social skills.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Promoting Wellness in Early Childhood
This course is designed to give participants an introduction to the Teach Me Professional Development experience while reviewing essential strategies designed to promote wellness in children.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Psychosocial Interventions for Anxiety in Kids with Autism
This course discusses the evidence for the use of psychosocial interventions to manage anxiety in children and adolescents.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines
This course presents an overview of sexually transmitted diseases (STD's), including Hepatitis C, HIV, diseases characterized by genital, anal, and perianal ulcers, and syphilis.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Stepped Care Interventions for Alcohol Use Disorders
This course reviews findings about barriers to help-seeking for alcohol use disorders, and describes an array of innovative and effective low-intensity intervention strategies, including telephone, computer-based, and Internet-based interventions.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Substance Use Treatment – Group Therapy
This course describes five diverse, evidence-supported group therapy models that are used to treat substance use disorders.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Suicide Assessment and Documentation: Using the L-RAMP
Suicide assessment and documentation are critical, but sometimes it's not clear how to do these tasks well. Attend this hands-on workshop to learn the practical application of Linehan Risk Assessment and Management Protocol (L-RAMP).
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Suicide Prevention: Safety Planning as Treatment Planning
This presentation will teach practitioners how to create meaningful suicide treatment/safety plans that will increase insight and autonomy in individuals and families.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Summary of HIPAA Privacy Rule
This course summarizes The Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information ('Privacy Rule'), developed to assist in implementing the requirement of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ('HIPAA').
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Technology-Based Therapeutic Tools
This course provides an overview of behavioral health technologies, including emerging technologies and future opportunities to integrate technology with behavioral health services.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Teen Dating Violence
This course provides an overview of teen dating violence, including dating violence risk factors and protective factors, and recommended treatment approaches.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
The Neuroscience of Grounding Techniques
This video course provides mental health professionals with information about the neuroscience behind, and various uses for grounding techniques.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Treating Sexual Trauma in Veterans in Group Psychotherapy
This course consists of a 12-week outpatient therapy group manual for veterans who have experienced sexual trauma. This manual outlines the structure of the group, as well as suggested activities and handouts.
CEs: 3 CE Credit(s)
Treatment of Depression in Older Adults
This course provides information about demographic trends, prevalence of and risk factors for depression and its impacts/costs. A brief summary is given on why implementation of evidence-based therapy practices is important.
CEs: 1 CE Credit(s)
Violence Against Healthcare Workers
This course describes healthcare workers’ experiences of violence in the workplace and suggests methods for reducing violence against healthcare workers.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
Working for Workplace Wellness
This course includes an evidence-informed stress management manual that mental health providers can utilize to help employees enhance well-being and regulate stress.
CEs: 2 CE Credit(s)
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