• Webinar
•  Feb 21 '25, 13:00 EST
•  3.0 CE

This workshop compares and contrasts different approaches to understanding the Personality Disorders, emphasizing the recent divergence between the American Psychiatric Association's DSM, which is a categorical approach, and the World Health Organization's ICD, which advances a dimensional approach.

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This webinar series will provide psychologists and neuropsychologists with a comprehensive understanding of the neurocognitive and mental health effects of Long COVID. 

• Webinar
•  Mar 12 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  1.5 CE

In this webinar, core elements of the therapeutic relationship are discussed, including the therapeutic alliance and elements that are considered to a lesser extent in CBT research and practice, including transference, countertransference, and the real relationship.

• Webinar
•  Mar 21 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  3.0 CE

This webinar provides an overview of the Psychological First Aid (PFA) model developed by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and the National Center for PTSD. The importance of self-care in PFA will be reviewed and considerations for those wanting to volunteer to aid in disaster response will be discussed.

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This is the second Institute in our Artificial Intelligence and Technology series. Webinars that are part of this live one-day Institute will focus on the application of artificial intelligence and technology in psychology.

• Webinar
•  Apr 11 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  1.5 CE

The presentation proposes and propounds that hypnosis, as a performance and act, is therapeutic. This webinar explicates the applications and implications of hypnosis as a therapeutic intervention.

• Webinar
•  Apr 16 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  2.0 CE

This presentation will offer an overview of Functional Medicine for Mental Health and help participants understand how this knowledge can help patients get better mental health outcomes.

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This is the second Institute in our Artificial Intelligence and Technology series. Webinars that are part of this live one-day Institute will focus on the application of artificial intelligence and technology in psychology.

• Webinar
•  Apr 30 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  1.5 CE

This webinar discusses the presenter’s model of decolonial trauma healing for all. Emphasis is on steps towards developing a Decolonial, Humble, Culturally Responsive (DHCR) practice.

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This series of three workshops will offer training in the provision of grief-informed care. Participants will be introduced to grief-related terminology, presentations and correlates of the grief experience, and contemporary grief theories.

• Webinar
•  May 21 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  2.0 CE

This workshop explores the “food-mood” relationship and outlines the specific nutrients the brain requires to function optimally, and what happens in the brain and behavior when these nutrients are missing.

• Webinar
•  Jun 6 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  1.5 CE

In this practical webinar three types of complementarity are considered—that of working alliance, incorporation and entrainment—in the context of a range of technological supports including: AI; experiential technology; and telehealth.

• Webinar
•  Jun 20 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  3.0 CE

This webinar discusses important aspects of providing clinical services in rural and underserved areas.

• Webinar
•  Jun 25 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  2.0 CE

This webinar reviews past and present diagnostic criteria, traditional methods of treating feeding disorders and current interventions being used in teens and young adults. Implications for psychologists working with multidisciplinary teams is also discussed.

• Webinar
•  Sep 10 '25, 13:00 EDT
•  1.5 CE

Using tips from her recently published book How to Mix Methods: A Guide to Sequential, Convergent and Experimental Research Designs (APA, 2024), Dr. Katz-Buonincontro provides flexible options for purposefully using interviews with experiments.

• On-demand
•  1.5 CE

This webinar explains why some men are emotionally inexpressive, discusses scales for assessing alexithymia and treatment manuals for helping these men became more emotionally self-aware.

• On-demand
•  1.5 CE

Participants will be introduced to the evidence-based strategies in this self-help guide that can be offered to their clients as an adjunct to the therapy they are providing.

• On-demand
•  3.0 CE

Highly dissociative patients often present with an overwhelming array of severe clinical problems. Original webinar date: November 8, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  3.0 CE

ADHD is one of the most common diagnoses of childhood and adolescence. Raising a child with ADHD is a daunting challenge. Parent Counseling, coupled with personal psychotherapy, is essential for parents of ADHD children and teens as many such parents are profoundly stressed and confused. Original webinar date: November 1, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  3.0 CE

This webinar describes positive ethics and gives examples of how psychologists can rely on ethical principles to improve the quality of their services by embedding an ethical perspective into their clinical and risk management approaches and using a positive and socially embedded approach to enrich the quality of their professional lives. Original webinar date: October 18, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  1.5 CE

Despite increasing awareness of human trafficking, our mental health system struggles to effectively meet the needs of survivors. This webinar explores these gaps and shares recommendations for trauma-informed intervention with survivors. Original webinar date: October 11, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  1.0 CE

United States service members' personal mental health information lacks the protection afforded by HIPAA. The Public Welfare (1991) law and the Department of Defense (DoD) reduced these protections by outlining conditions where service members' information can be disclosed to their commanders.

• On-demand
•  2.0 CE

This introductory webinar describes immigration-related psychological evaluations associated with humanitarian options (i.e., extreme hardship, asylum, SIJS, T Visa and U visa) and their related psycholegal referral questions. Original webinar date: September 20, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  2.0 CE

When assessing mental health, we must grapple with a reality―that no one “test” exists to assess any one domain (e.g., anxiety, parenting, social skills). Original webinar date: September 20, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  2.0 CE

Cognitive assessment is a cornerstone of psychological science. A critical point of intersection is the role of demographic adjustments with science, practice, and ethics. Original webinar date: September 20, 2024. CC

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This live one-day Institute will focus on the science of mental health assessment, discuss various assessment tools and offer recommendations. Original webinar date: September 20, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  2.0 CE

The Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Age Children – or Kiddie-SADS/KSADS--  is not just for research anymore. Original webinar date: September 20, 2024. CC

• On-demand
•  3.0 CE

One of the greatest challenges for practitioners treating depression in middle-aged and older adults is the wide variability of life circumstances that accompany depressive symptoms for aging patients across outpatient mental health and integrated care. Original webinar date: September 19, 2024. CC.

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This series provides therapists with current social science research on the causes of estrangement and the various treatment modalities that are most effective in working with these clients. 

• On-demand
•  2.0 CE

This webinar will help participants acknowledge personal biases and strategies to combat counterproductive attitudes that cause harm to the same people our code of ethics is designed to protect. Original webinar date: September 12, 2024. CC