This course explores how to effectively adapt Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy for clients across different developmental stages, from young children to older adults. While the standard eight-phase EMDR model provides a strong foundation for trauma treatment, modifications are often necessary to align with a client’s cognitive, emotional, and relational needs.

This one-hour course reviews the important components of the eating disorder identification and treatment. Eating disorders are increasingly common in the general population. As a result it is important that all social workers, therapist, professional counselors and mental health therapist are equipped with the knowledge needed to identify and assess the treatment needs of eating disorder when they present.

This three-hour course reviews the important components of the eating disorder identification, treatment. Eating disorders are increasingly common in the general population. As a result it is important that all social workers, therapist, professional counselors and mental health therapist are equipped with the knowledge needed to identify and assess the treatment needs of eating disorder when they present.

This one-hour ethics course reviews the important components of ethical documentation in the social work field. In this course you will: Review content that should be included in social work documentation. Identify social work professional ethics impacting documentation of services.    Identify laws governing social work documentation.  The course is composed of a webinar-style video presentation.

This two-hour recorded asynchronous distance learning course focuses on trauma-informed care and faith-based approaches for social workers, therapists, and mental health providers. The training aims to enhance professionals' skills in integrating trauma-informed and faith-sensitive care.

This is an ethics course created for mental health professionals addressing the key aspects of HIPAA and FERPA as they pertain to mental health services. With the greater integration of mental health services into school systems, the knowledge and understanding of how HIPAA and FERPA impact the care of students and the record-keeping responsibilities of mental health therapists is imperative.

This course will teach you to create treatment plans and addresses the documentation needed to stay compliant with insurance requirements, create consistent medical records, and track your therapy progress. Participants will also receive downloadable checklists for treatment plans and progress notes for easy ways to apply the information into practice.

This 1 hr CEU course is a prerecorded webinar addressing the various ways that trauma may present in the behaviors of clients who have experienced trauma. Objectives include: Understand the types of trauma responses. Gain a greater understanding of the functionality of these responses in client regulation. Build empathy and capacity to serve clients with complex trauma ethically and effectively.

In this 3 hour CE, participants will examine the role of cultural identity, implicit bias, intersectionality, and structural inequality in shaping client experiences. Through real-world scenarios and interactive activities, participants will strengthen their ability to deliver culturally responsive and ethically sound care.