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1 Credit: Clinical Boundaries in Behavioral Health Care
This continuing education course explores the intersection of professional boundaries, attachment, and neurobiology, with a focus on how oxytocin and cortisol influence therapeutic connection, emotional regulation, and client well-being. Led by Dr. Kelly Feller, participants will examine how empathy, consistency, and attuned clinical interactions can strengthen the therapeutic alliance while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries.
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When: Monday October 26th @ 12:00 - 1:00
Location: Virtual
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1 Credit: Treating Children in Court-Involved Family Systems
Treat court-involved youth and families with greater confidence and less stress. This training delivers practical strategies for identifying destructive family dynamics, maintaining neutrality under pressure, and keeping legally defensible records. Gain the specialized tools you need to protect child safety and protect your practice in the face of complex custody disputes.
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Credit: 1 CEU Credit Training for OCD
This comprehensive, 1-credit CEU training provides a practical introduction to the fundamental frameworks of ERP. Designed specifically for outpatient therapists, this session bridges the gap between clinical theory and actionable, compassionate practice—equipping you with the tools needed to help clients navigate anxiety and break the cycle of compulsions.
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Credit: Creative CBT Interventions for Children
Discover how to bring Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to life for children through creative, developmentally appropriate interventions. This engaging 1-hour training equips mental health professionals with practical tools to increase child engagement, strengthen clinical conceptualization, and effectively address common concerns such as anxiety, emotional dysregulation, trauma, and behavioral challenges.
1 Credit: Normalizing Suicide Risk Screening
This course focuses on normalizing routine suicide risk screening in outpatient mental health settings. Participants will learn the difference between suicide screening and comprehensive risk assessment, review the use of the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS), identify common clinical barriers and mistakes, and develop practical language and strategies for responding to clients with greater confidence, consistency, and safety.
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1 Credit: Mindfulness Made Simple: Small Practices, Meaningful Changes
This course offers clinicians a practical, approachable introduction to mindfulness-based techniques that can be woven into everyday clinical work. Rather than presenting mindfulness as an abstract concept, the course focuses on small, concrete practices that are easy to apply with clients and sustain over time, helping clinicians support meaningful change without adding complexity to their existing approach.
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Who Should Attend?
This training is designed for behavioral health professionals working in outpatient clinical settings, including:
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• Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC)
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW)
• Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT)
• Psychologists
• Behavioral health clinicians
• Graduate-level mental health interns
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Clinicians seeking to strengthen diagnostic accuracy, improve treatment outcomes, and expand their understanding of autism across the lifespan will benefit from this training.
Registration & Contact
Clinicians can register for this training online and receive confirmation and access instructions after completing registration.