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Continuing Education Series

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Each webinar explores a timely topic with the author of a book published by APA

This series features APA authors who are active researchers and practitioners. Deepen your knowledge as presenters highlight their recent publications in their respective fields of study.

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

Differentiate trauma types and exposure patterns and review trauma-focused assessment tools
June 2026
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Introduces and examines the key therapeutic aims and techniques of constructive therapy
May 2026
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Provides a broad overview of core assumptions, methods, evidence, and application of interpersonal theory to clinical practice
April 2026
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Explains how to integrate ADHD coaching fundamentals into current cognitive-behavioral therapy framework
February 2026
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Discuss experimental mixed methods designs and using interviews for your experimental research project
November 2025
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Explain the bases of a process approach to crises and to rapid, transformative change
October 2025
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Explore how to challenge the pathologizing of human responses and distress when a person is trauma-exposed
April 2025
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Discuss core elements of the therapeutic relationship and their relevance in cognitive behavioral therapy
March 2025
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Explain why guilt and shame are common following trauma and adversity, and identify unhealthy guilt and shame.
February 2025
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Set a direction for therapy by identifying what clients want from services, and obtain a detailed description of the client’s preferred future.
January 2024
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Explain how personality processes, particularly psychodynamic and social-cognitive ones, interact with the social environment to create complex manifestations of depression.
January 2024
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Describe the importance of the therapy, pregroup preparation, and screening session (the pre-group individual meeting) in focused brief group therapy.
December 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Explain the need to consider pathological lying as a diagnostic entity, and define and discuss pathological lying by providing theory and research.
December 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Identify the prevalence of pathological dissociation in the general population, and describe three types of dissociative symptoms.
December 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
This webinar describes the DSM-5 and ICD-11 frameworks for assessing and diagnosing personality pathology, with special attention paid to the shift from categorical to dimensional models that were present within earlier diagnostic manuals.
April 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Recognize how psychoanalytic theory informs and deepens an understanding of sociocultural context in psychotherapy.
February 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Describe the complexity of the construct of clinical depression, and its implications for models of risk and resilience, and review the major established psychological and social risk factors for depression.
January 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Through psychological research and personal stories, the grief process is examined for its underlying memories and emotions and its impact upon an individual's future path, identity, and self-definition.
January 2023
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Provides an overview of relevant changes in diagnostic criteria, and nomenclature and updated information about the biological underpinnings of neurodegenerative diseases.
November 2022
1.5 CE credits
$45.00
for member price
Assess a client’s treatment and relationship preferences in ways that can improve outcomes, and apply the evidence-based method of patient preferences to individualize psychotherapy for each patient.
May 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Name three Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy interventions for undoing aloneness, and describe how metatherapeutic processing contributes to in-session flourishing.
March 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Discuss the meaning of commonly used prediction statistics in psychology.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Describe at least two ways that specific strengths-based prevention can improve upon current limitations in prevention effectiveness.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Learn to apply traditional therapist skills to an area that many of us are skittish about because we are concerned about respecting client autonomy.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
The intent of this workshop is to promote information, clarification and discussion on the topic of sexual boundary violations in the clinical context in an effort to avert them and their often tragic consequences which tend to get downplayed.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Identify the key elements of a transdiagnostic approach to case formulation that inform treatment goals.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Apply whole-person treatment strategies to help minimize pain and psychological distress when opioid deprescribing.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Summarize the state of the evidence on moral injury and describing promising approaches to addressing this condition in clinical practice.
April 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Provides an overview of the primary care behavioral health (PCBH) model of integration, a population health, team-based approach for improving the care of primary care patients.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Provides a high-level foundational overview of the role of psychology in the experience and treatment of pain.
July 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Assess the basic psychological needs of cancer patients across a broad spectrum of diagnoses and stages of disease.
April 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Designed to help you practice cognitive behavior therapy in culturally responsive ways, and apply cognitive restructuring in culturally responsive ways via specific strategies that facilitate treatment success.
April 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price