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Crisis Response Planning for Preventing Suicidal Behaviors

Webcast
Jun 21 '19, 13:00 EDT
3.0 CE

The crisis response plan (CRP) is a brief intervention designed to prevent suicidal behavior in at-risk individuals. Results of a recently-completed randomized clinical trial support the efficacy of CRP as compared to treatment as usual, and indicate the CRP reduced suicide attempts by 76% as compared to treatment as usual.

Psychosocial Issues in Palliative and End-of-Life Care: Considerations for Psychologists

Webcast
May 10 '19, 13:00 EDT
3.0 CE

This workshop will identify ways to promote high-quality, effective palliative and end-of-life care and provide guidance on clinical practice that supports individuals with advanced serious and terminal illness and their care partners.

Future Directions Forum

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7.75 CE Available

The Future Directions Forum is specifically tailored to meet the needs of early career professionals and academics in mental health. Attendees will hear talks from influential leaders in psychological science.

Understanding Behavioral Addictions

Webcast
Feb 22 '19, 13:00 EST
3.0 CE

Recent diagnostic developments have given rise to the renewed conceptualization, assessment, and treatment of behavioral addictions. The official recognition of Gambling Disorder has been joined by the consideration of Online Gaming Disorder and wide range of other potential behavioral addictions from within the “Impulsive-Compulsive” spectrum of disorders.

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As an APA member, you can now earn as many CE credits as you would like within any 12-month period by purchasing an unlimited online CE subscription. Programs vary in length from 1 to 7 CE credits.

Criminal Law and Mental illness

Webcast
Apr 19 '19, 13:00 EDT
3.0 CE

In the context of the overrepresentation of people with mental illness in the criminal justice system, neuroscience has taken on a new importance in criminal justice. Advances in the science are changing how courts approach this evidence, placing an added burden on psychologists to get it right: to understand the current standards and specific uses of neuroscience, what to expect in the future, and how to insist on presenting accurate and reliable evidence.

CBT with Young Patients: Turbo-charged and Sustainable Practices

Webcast
Mar 15 '19, 13:00 EDT
3.0 CE

Robust empirical findings, anecdotal case reports, and theoretical reviews are quite kind to CBT spectrum approaches with youth experiencing psychological difficulties. Perhaps, the science and practicality explain the fondness many working clinicians express for the treatment paradigm. While numerous practitioners identify with the clinical model, data suggest far too many therapists misapply the procedures.

Chronic Pain Management in the Midst of the Opioid Crisis: The Pivotal Role of Psychology

Webcast
3.0 CE

Recent years have seen an increase in opioid-related deaths, resulting in renewed interest in non-pharmacologic treatments for managing chronic pain. Although psychology has a long-standing history in pain care, many clinicians have a limited awareness of its historical and ongoing presence in this arena.

Ethics Conversations: Session 2

On-demand
1.5 CE

Dr. Robert Kinscherff addresses viewer-inspired ethical scenarios in this program. The first hour is dedicated to Dr. Kinscherff’s ethical considerations, followed by 30 minutes dedicated to questions, answers, and discussion with participants.

Ethics Conversations: Session 1

On-demand
1.5 CE

Effective and Ethical Practice: Billing and Collecting for Your Mental Health Practice

On-demand
3.0 CE

While mental health professionals receive extensive training in the clinical aspects of their professional roles, they typically receive minimal, if any, education and training in the business aspects of practice. If all clients paid cash for the services provided at the end of each session little additional assistance would be needed.

Evaluating Autism Spectrum Disorders with the ASRS: New Data and New Ideas

On-demand
3.0 CE

This presentation includes a brief overview of definitions of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and a large study based on the Autism Spectrum Rating Scale (ASRS; Goldstein & Naglieri, 2009) standardization and validity samples. We will examine psychometric qualities of Autism scales and the ASRS including administration, reliability, validity, interpretation, and treatment planning.

Identifying and Treating Your Patients' (often unrecognized) Addictions

On-demand
3.0 CE

I always wonder when a mental health provider says: “I don’t treat addictions.” Of the 45% of the adult population that has an emerging or diagnosable substance or behavioral addiction, a large number are in psychotherapy. Addiction will not necessarily be the presenting problem--not because patients are in denial-- but because they do not know that the issues that bring them to therapy (e.g., depression, low self-esteem, interpersonal conflicts) are the side effects of addiction.

Understanding Eating Disorders and the DSM-V

On-demand
3.0 CE

The DSM-5 will carry significant revisions in the category of the Eating Disorders, with significant additions and deletions of disorders in this category, as well as the revision or integration of others. This workshop provides an informed and engaging overview of the conceptual and criteriological changes associated with the diagnosis of eating disorders across time.

Understanding Personality Disorders and the DSM-V

On-demand
3.0 CE

In this workshop, the presenter will review empirical evidence for the clinical importance of personality pathology, describe problems with DSM-IV classification of personality disorders, present a number of alternative models with a specific focus on the most recent proposal from DSM-5 Personality and Personality Disorders Work Group.

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