A text-based course exploring the theory of constructed emotions — how emotions are not universal, hard-wired reactions but are constructed by the brain based on past experience and context. Includes application exercises for counseling practice. Free sample to try the Academic CE format.

Reviews current research on mental health apps for depression, including effectiveness, specific app recommendations, and clinical application. Based on Luo et al. (2024). Free sample to try the Academic CE format. NBCC approved.

A self-paced video course covering AI fundamentals, ChatGPT applications, ethical considerations (privacy, bias, confidentiality), practical use cases across social work domains, and future trends in AI for mental health practice. Includes a bonus library of 100+ ChatGPT prompts. Approved for 3 Ethics CEs by ASWB ACE and NBCC.

A recorded video course for school social workers and those working with parents and students. Covers building collaborative home-school relationships, navigating barriers (cultural, access, COVID-related), collaborative IEP/BIP goal-setting, and empowering parents to drive student success. 1.5 CEs approved by ASWB ACE and NBCC.

APNA members receive access to 4 free continuing education sessions every month from a selection of over 200 online options.

ADAA offers high-quality continuing education webinars for mental health professionals on anxiety, depression, OCD, and co-occurring disorders. These are peer-reviewed and grounded in evidence-based research.

ADAA partners with the Ross Center to offer ADAA members free access to The Ross Center's continuing education library of live and recorded professional trainings and workshops.

Professional continuing education webinar examining the empirical evidence connecting exercise, sleep quality, and mental health interventions for anxiety, depression, and related conditions.

A free series of online mini-courses designed for Kansas mental health and addiction counseling professionals and leaders covering topics essential to Kansas Substance Use Disorder (SUD) practice.

An exploration of wellness distinguishing maintenance, recovery, restoration, healing, and transformation, including an activity to create an individualized wellness roadmap.

A self-paced, four-module course examining substance use and the justice system, brain science behind addiction, medications for opioid use disorder, and managing stigma across environments.

Part of a four-part series exploring primary care and behavioral healthcare integration, combining medical and substance use/mental health treatment within primary care settings.

Explores how Denver Health integrates primary care and behavioral health via telehealth and a hub-and-spoke model to increase care access in limited-resource communities.

Practical examples, team-based scenarios, and implementation tools to help participants apply integrated care principles in primary care settings.

Discuss the impact of psychosocial disparities on our provision of care and identify three ways to mitigate the impact of psychosocial disparities on our delivery of care.

Teaches the core ideas and methods of family systems therapy, with most of its attention on structural family therapy as developed by Salvador Minuchin and his colleagues: subsystems, boundaries, hierarchy, enmeshment and disengagement, family mapping, joining, enactments, reframing and unbalancing. Shorter sections cover Bowen family systems theory, the Satir model, and strategic therapy in the traditions of Jay Haley and the Mental Research Institute. A composite case follows one stepfamily through twelve sessions, and a final section covers ethics, culture, safety and California law. Read at your own pace, pass the 15-question test at 70% or higher, complete a short evaluation, and your certificate arrives by email.

Monthly webinars providing education on zoonotic and infectious diseases, One Health, antimicrobial resistance, food safety, and related health threats at the human, animal, and environmental interface.

A COCA call training covering the epidemiology, outbreaks, and costs associated with rabies prevention in the United States.

Training providing an overview of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) including clinical background, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and management.

A web-based training course for early care, education, and healthcare providers to monitor early childhood developmental milestones, screen development, and share concerns with families.

Web-based training focused on practical skills and behavioral science for conducting environmental assessments and investigating foodborne illness outbreaks.

An e-learning course on best practices and clinical guidance for accurately reporting vital health and medical information on birth records.

Learn about the history, mission, and core functions of public health.

Learn about the study of how diseases emerge, move through populations, and how they are prevented.

Learn about collecting, analyzing, and interpreting health data and how it's used for prevention.

Learn about public health economic costs, studies, and evaluation methods.

Free 2-hour self-paced online course for educators, therapists, counselors, mentors, and youth workers. Covers critical skills to help teens learn mindfulness, including emotional intelligence, self-regulation, and stress management. Completely free with CE credit.

Free 1-hour law and ethics podcast CE featuring Dr. Joy Harden Bradford. Covers how therapists can ethically build a presence through books, social media, and podcasting while maintaining professional standards. Note: No ethics CE credit for NYS psychologists.

Free 1-hour law and ethics CE podcast featuring Dr. Ajita Robinson, Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey, Barbara Griswold LMFT, Beth Rontal LMFT, and Elizabeth Irias LMFT. Covers documentation myths, methods, and best practices for progress notes. Note: No ethics CE credit for NYS psychologists.

Podcast CE course featuring Dr. Donald Meichenbaum exploring the science of resilience — why some people bounce back from trauma and how clinicians can help others do the same. Free 1-hour CE credit.

Free 1-hour podcast CE featuring Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman on working through the impact of past sexual trauma within intimate relationships. Practical clinical guidance for therapists.

Free 1-hour podcast CE featuring Dr. Sue Johnson on Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) and how it helps clients develop a more secure sense of self. Based on attachment theory.

Podcast CE course featuring Dr. Irvin Yalom, 'The Father of Group Psychotherapy.' Dr. Yalom discusses the role of therapist self-disclosure, his use of 'here-and-now' psychotherapy with terminally ill and bereaved clients, existentialism, and reflections on a lifetime of practice. Engaging, transparent, and humorous. Completely free.

Introduction to the RAPID model for disaster mental health and crisis response. Covers how to instill hope and mitigate acute distress. Reviews common PFA pitfalls, self-care, and mental health rates in vulnerable populations. Certificate emailed within 10 minutes of passing the post-test.

Reviews patterns in healthy and abusive relationships, abusive cycles of power and control, Dependent Personality Disorder, and clinical interventions. Includes handouts and practical homework for clients and families. A companion course to the Codependency Interventions course.

Reviews evidence and breakthroughs in ADHD research, misconceptions in past research, steps for diagnosis, brain development and genetics, and the overlap between ADHD and addiction. Includes practice on behavior charts. Certificate emailed within 10 minutes of passing the post-test.

Focuses on practical clinical interventions for clients struggling with abusive relationships and codependency. Covers attachment styles, Dependent Personality Disorder, love attitudes, and tools for therapeutic work. Reviews current research on treating codependent behaviors.

Dr. Todd Pressman presents a groundbreaking approach for identifying and resolving your anxiety's root causes in a free, live 90-minute Zoom meeting (optional Q&A session to follow). CE registration is a separate, second registration process through one of our CE providers.

Expert faculty review the diagnostic complexity of treatment-resistant depression and the importance of earlier, individualized intervention.

A podcast distinguishing emerging psychedelic therapies from currently available treatment options and outlining evidence-based approaches for integration into routine care.

Comprehensive pain management course addressing mental health and behavioral medicine interventions in opioid-sparing chronic pain treatment.

A 5-hour self-paced training package (online course, resource collection, and video library) for educators and school personnel offering strategies and skills to engage and support students with mental health concerns in the classroom.

A 5-hour series focusing on best practices for assessing children and adolescents for suicide and initiating appropriate responses in a K-12 setting.

A 1.5-hour course designed to educate employers and employees about mental health and substance use issues in the workplace and how to manage them.

On-demand CE webinar clearing up common myths and misconceptions about ARFID, its presentations, and how it differs from other eating disorders.

On-demand CE webinar examining eating disorders among military personnel and veterans.

On-demand CE webinar exploring clinical considerations for eating disorders in midlife and older adult populations.

On-demand CE webinar on strategies for navigating resistance in eating disorder treatment.

On-demand CE webinar exploring the evidence and controversies around psychedelics and cannabis as adjunct treatments for eating disorders.

A recorded webinar focusing on the ethical and clinical considerations of interdisciplinary care planning for justice-involved individuals.

A recorded webinar discussing the interruption of intergenerational trauma within the context of substance use disorders.

A recorded webinar exploring the challenges faced by helping professionals and strategies for self-care and wellness.

An exploration of the intersections between tobacco use, health equity, and behavioral health care practices.

A webinar focusing on the unique wellness and recovery needs of Black men, emphasizing authenticity and cultural considerations.

An examination of the intersection between the science of addiction and the role of spirituality in the healing process.

A component of the Recovery to Practice (RTP) Initiative focusing on recovery-oriented principles in addiction counseling.

An exploration of value-based reimbursement models and opportunities for treatment programs.

A webinar focused on providing families with realistic hope and strategies regarding substance use disorders.

A discussion on data regarding current integrated systems with community partnerships and their effect on the community as a whole.

An exploration of the neurological and psychological causes of trauma and the application of breathwork techniques in addiction recovery.

Training designed to empower substance use counselors with the knowledge to integrate psychopharmacology and psychotropic medications into practice.

A webinar exploring tools to bolster resilience, grit, and well-being for BIPOC professionals and strategies for educators and peers to support JEDI values.

This webinar addresses the complexities of treating internet addiction, including issues related to AI, pornography, social media, and online gaming. It provides insights into the underlying mechanisms and therapeutic approaches for managing problematic internet use.

This webinar examines the intricate relationship between PTSD, substance misuse, and other co-occurring conditions, particularly within the context of domestic life. It explores assessment and treatment strategies for individuals and families affected by these challenges.

This webinar identifies common practices within treatment settings that can inadvertently harm trauma survivors and offers alternative, trauma-informed approaches. It emphasizes creating safe and supportive environments for healing.

This webinar explores innovative strategies for bridging community health and public safety initiatives, focusing on approaches like deflection programs and situation tables to address substance use and related issues.

This webinar highlights the importance of protective factors in preventing substance use disorders and promoting recovery. It explores the synergy between prevention and recovery work, emphasizing how professionals in both fields can learn from each other.

This webinar features insights from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) students who are poised to shape the future of the addiction profession. It highlights their perspectives, aspirations, and contributions.

Strategies for improving documentation practices in clinical settings.

Best practices and ethical considerations for documenting clinical supervisory activities.

Develop effective advocacy skills to support underserved communities in addiction treatment.

Delve into ethical dilemmas and best practices in the treatment of substance use disorders.

The importance of accreditation for enhancing the effectiveness of minority-led agencies.

Applying motivational interviewing techniques in the context of edible THC consumption.

Exploring the emerging trends in atypical intoxicants and their implications for treatment.

Key components for developing effective Intensive Outpatient Programs within Opioid Treatment Programs.

Strategies and evidence-based practices to prevent substance use in younger populations.

Key practices for effective supervision in substance use disorder services.

Utilizing AI technologies to enhance substance use counseling practices.

Providing peer support for individuals undergoing treatment for opioid use disorders.

Approaches for treating PTSD without trauma reenactment.

Integrating DBT practices with 12-step recovery programs.

Exploring the effects of marijuana legalization on youth substance use.

Exploring alternative recovery models through mutual-help groups.

Understanding the implications of dual use of vaping and traditional substances.

Strategies for culturally competent treatment of justice-involved individuals.

Conducting thorough clinical assessments for effective treatment planning.

Addressing disconnections in treatment systems and promoting holistic care.

Fostering resilience and ethical practices among helping professionals.

Implementing peer support strategies in criminal justice contexts.

Strategies for supporting LGBTQIA2S+ clients who experience co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

Discussion on ethical practices and decision making in addiction counseling.

Guidance on conducting thorough and effective substance use evaluations.

How toxic shame affects individuals with substance use disorders and strategies for support.

Exploring the unique challenges faced by adult children of parents with addiction issues and strategies for healing.

An exploration of process addictions and their impact on individuals at different life stages.

Defines moral injury in the context of military service, distinguishes it from PTSD, and reviews emerging assessment tools and treatment approaches targeting morally injurious events.

An introductory overview of PTSD including its history, diagnostic criteria, prevalence, and neurobiology, designed for clinicians beginning work with trauma populations.

Introduces Psychological First Aid (PFA), a flexible, evidence-informed approach to helping people in the immediate aftermath of disasters and other traumatic events, designed for first responders and mental health professionals.

Covers different types of traumatic events including combat, sexual assault, disasters, and accidents, and how trauma type affects PTSD presentation and treatment.

Comprehensive training on administering and scoring the CAPS-5 (Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5), the gold-standard diagnostic interview for PTSD. Includes case examples and practice scoring.

Reviews the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for PTSD, including changes from DSM-IV, differential diagnosis, and key clinical considerations for accurate assessment.

Explores neurobiological mechanisms underlying PTSD including stress response systems, memory processing, and neuroimaging findings relevant to clinical practice.

Covers Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) adapted for veterans with PTSD, including sleep restriction, stimulus control, cognitive restructuring, and addressing trauma-related nightmares.

Covers the newly recognized DSM-5-TR diagnosis of Prolonged Grief Disorder, including its overlap with PTSD, validated assessment tools, and evidence-based treatments such as Complicated Grief Therapy.