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Continuing Education Series

Interprofessional CE Series

Interprofessional skills emphasize interdisciplinary coordination and collaboration in support of a team-based approach to integrated care.

Programs in this series support effective interprofessional collaboration and intervention across a wide array of workplace settings. The programs draw from, and contribute to, the professional development of physicians, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and other health care professionals who are seeking to expand their skills and improve their outcomes within the rapidly developing world of integrated care.

All programs include closed captioning.

Live programs include PowerPoint presentation, Q&A with the presenter, and may include interactive polling, video clips, and other resources.

After the live air date, webinars are converted to on-demand programs, which offer the opportunity to earn CE credits by completing a test.

Programs in this series have been reviewed and approved by the APA Office of Continuing Education in Psychology. 

The American Psychological Association is recognized by the New York State Education Department's (NYSED) State Board for Psychology as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed psychologists #PSY-0100. Programs meet NYSED requirements unless otherwise specified.

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In this series

Addiction and Stigma: It's Time to Talk!
Assess personal biases when dealing with a person with substance use/abuse issues.
February 2024
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Narrative Therapy: Poststructural Theory, Clinical Applications, and Humane Practices
Describe narrative therapy theory, particularly how it invites practitioners towards decentered and influential approach stance that prioritizes the person. Compare the effects of different worldviews as we engage diverse cultures, heritages, and human experiences.
December 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Ethical Considerations When Embedding Social Workers in the Emergency Response System
Discuss common complex ethical issues that can arise when responding to a community crisis, and expand knowledge related to the NASW Code of Ethics and how it can help guide a practice.
December 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Emotionally Focused Therapy in Practices
An introduction for therapists to gain a basic understanding of the Emotionally Focused Therapy theory and clinical technique of working with couples.
April 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Working Towards Systemic Change: Understanding Trauma and Reconceptualizing Social Determinants of Health
Describe how a trauma informed lens differs from a racially/culturally trauma informed lens, and reconceptualize current utilization of social determinants of health.
February 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Hurting and Healing From Racialized Stress and Trauma
Identify and explore the explicit and implicit ways that harm has been inflicted on black bodies by systems including the mental health industry.
January 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Culturally Responsive Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety and Depression
Uses a cognitive behavioral lens to discuss ways to increase cultural responsiveness of psychotherapy for anxiety and depression.
January 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Critical Race Theory as a Necessary Lens for Clinical Practice
Identify the critical elements of Critical Race Theory and the application to understanding emotional and behavioral health.
November 2022
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Transgender Emergence: Cutting Edge Issues in Gender Affirmative Transgender Caregiving
Demonstrate an understanding of gender affirmative care for adults seeking medical treatment, and describe the needs of families with trans/nonbinary children and adolescents.
June 2022
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Ethical Considerations With LGBTQ Clients
Covers applicable codes and cultural competence standards, definitions of gender, gender identity, sex, and sexuality, language use considerations, transition stages, confidentiality boundaries and best practices for informed consent.
June 2022
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Ensuring Equity: Interdisciplinary Practice With Rural LGBTQ Clients
Discusses the experiences of rural LGBTQ populations across the life course and highlight promising approaches to delivering interdisciplinary affirming care.
June 2022
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Beyond Self-Care: Addressing Secondary Traumatic Stress as a Professional Skill-Set for Trauma-Informed Professionals and Organizations
Identify strategies co-workers can use to foster a mutually-supportive and secondary traumatic stress-aware social ecology.
January 2022
2.5 CE credits
$75.00
for member price
Providing Care to Clients and Patients Involved in BDSM/Kink: Interdisciplinary Approaches
Reviews health disparities, injuries, and healthcare utilization of this population, with an emphasis on culturally competent care from an interdisciplinary healthcare approach.
January 2022
2.5 CE credits
$75.00
for member price
Sleep and Its Disorders: A Primer for Mental Health Professionals
Includes an overview of diagnostic features and practice guidelines for common sleep disorders including insomnia, parasomnias, circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders, breathing disorders, movement disorders, and central disorders of hypersomnolence.
January 2022
2.5 CE credits
$75.00
for member price
Impact of Exposure to Military Stressors and Parental Trauma on Children
Distinguish between normative and non-normative stressors commonly experienced by military children and families.
January 2022
2.5 CE credits
$75.00
for member price
An Interprofessional Discussion About Pain and Pain Management
Offers an interprofessional discussion on the issues of pain and pain management, highlighting the roles of different members of a healthcare team and the importance of different professionals working together to address the complex issues of chronic pain and the chronic pain patient.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Intersections of Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration Stressors and Strengths
Identify the connection between immigration policy and historical racism in the U.S.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Mindfulness, Embodiment, and Eating Disorders
Translate knowledge on mindful embodiment into improved therapeutic care and practical applications.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
LGBTQ-Parent Families: Practice and Policy
Translate knowledge on LGBTQ parent families into improved therapeutic care in practice.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Managing Ethical Challenges in Mental Health Work With Refugees
Recognize, examine, and negotiate common ethical dilemmas in the interdisciplinary practice.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Brain-Gut Psychotherapies: Innovative Approaches to the Treatment of Digestive Disease
Provides attendees with an introduction to the theory and application of evidence-based brain-gut psychotherapies for chronic digestive conditions involving dysregulation or dysfunction of the brain-gut axis.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Gender Diversity at Intake: Knowledge, Awareness, and Skills for Trans Affirmative Practice
Presents information and engages participants in activities that enhance their ability to conduct affirmative therapy intakes for transgender and nonbinary clients.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Trauma-Informed Culturally Competent Care in an Integrated Health Setting
Presenters discuss health disparities regarding reporting and substantiation of trauma among racial and linguistically diverse groups.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
From Siloed to Integrated Care: Practical Tools and Insights for Effective Interprofessional Teams
Identify key concepts that describe effective interdisciplinary team functioning, and describe the implementation of three interdisciplinary care models.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Quality Improvement Science: Applying Basic Principles to Your Health Care Setting
Teaches quality improvement (QI) methods, including terminology and steps in collecting and analyzing data for implementation of a QI project in health service settings.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Ethical Considerations for Mental Health Professionals Working in Integrated Care Settings
Presents ethical considerations for mental health professionals working in integrated care settings while taking into account supporting and conflicting laws, regulations, and professional standards.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Between Temperament and Mental Disorders: Psychobiology of Consistent Behavioral Patterns
Explain the differences between concepts of temperament, abilities, personality, and psychopathology.
December 2020
2.5 CE credits
$65.00
for member price

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