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Continuing Education Series

Professional Development Series

Enhance your skills and knowledge for both personal and professional development.

These targeted trainings are presented by leading experts in the field.

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

Don’t Fly Blind: The Utility of Genetic Assessment in Clinical Practice (Live Only November 10)
Discover how genetics can guide better mental health care and treatment decisions
November 10, 2026 1 p.m. Eastern time
1.5 CE credits
$85.00
for member price
Beyond the Fog: Advanced Clinical Formulation in the Menopause Transition
Explore practical strategies for diagnosing and treating complex midlife mental health concerns
October 29, 2026 2 p.m. Eastern time
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia: Using CBT and ACT to Improve Insomnia
Covers how to recognize and diagnose insomnia, implement CBT‑I, and incorporate useful ACT principles
October 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
New Directions in Weight Stigma and Chronic Disease: Acceptance-Based Interventions for Health
Discusses how major changes in infectious and chronic diseases incidence and intervention were affected by cultural beliefs about weight stigma
July 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Couple Therapy for Reproductive Grief: Treating Infertility and Loss in the Relational Space
Identifies the relational and intrapersonal impacts of infertility and reproductive loss on couple functioning
July 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Ketamine-Assisted Couple Therapy: Innovations in Evidence-Based Relationship Care
Discusses ketamine therapy neuroscience, its use in couples therapy, and the research to date
June 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
The Road Ahead: Advocacy, Policy, and Psychology’s Next Chapter
Identify key advocacy and policy trends shaping the future of the psychology profession
May 2026
1.25 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Reenvisioning the Doctoral Psychologist
Identify three strategies to increase reimbursement and coverage for psychological services in their state
May 2026
1.25 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Navigating the AI Frontier: Ethical Guidance and Strategic Leadership in Psychology
Identify and address privacy, competence, and consent issues in AI-integrated psychological practice
May 2026
1.25 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Don’t Fly Blind: The Utility of Genetic Assessment in Clinical Practice (Live on April 7 and On Demand)
Discover how genetics can guide better mental health care and treatment decisions
April 2026
1.5 CE credits
$85.00
for member price
Prescribing Authority in Psychology: Current Licensure Trends and Practice Implications
Examines how regulatory oversight affects the availability of licensed prescribing psychologists
April 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Clearing the Fog: Rethinking Hormones, Psychotropics, and Identity in the Menopause Transition
An evidence-based webinar on menopause, mood, cognition, and clinical intervention for mental health care
March 2026
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
To Screen or Not to Screen: Ethical Considerations for Mental Health Providers Conducting Suicide Screenings in Schools
Describe the ethical considerations for mental health providers conducting suicide screenings in school settings
March 2026
1 CE credit
$35.00
The Ethics Committee Presents: Navigating Corporate Influence as a Psychologist
Explores the ethical dilemmas that arise when psychological practice intersects with corporate interests
February 2026
1 CE credit
$50.00
for member price
The Ethics Committee Presents: Supporting Psychologists’ Mental Health and Thriving
Discusses the unique stressors and moral challenges psychologists face across practice, academic, and research settings
February 2026
1 CE credit
$50.00
for member price
Lifestyle/Functional Medicine to Modulate the Cell Danger Response for Better Mental Health
Explores how lifestyle medicine can be used by psychologists to downregulate the cell danger response
October 2025
1 CE credit
$50.00
for member price
Jewish Identity and Antisemitism: Jewish History, Tradition, and the Rise of Antisemitism
Provides an overview of Jewish history and identity in an effort to promote understanding and mitigate antisemitism
July 2025
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder: Past and Current Trends in Assessment and Intervention
Compare feeding and eating disorder diagnoses and the different characteristics associated with each
June 2025
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Nutrition and Mental Health
Describes the relationship between nutrition and emotional well-being
May 2025
2 CE credits
$80.00
for member price
Introduction to Functional Medicine for Mental Health
Provides an overview of functional medicine for mental health and explains how this field can help patients achieve better outcomes
April 2025
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Are You Prepared to Talk With Patients About Alcohol?
Enhances psychologists and other mental health professionals ability to discuss their patients’ alcohol use with them.
July 2024
1.5 CE credits
$35.00
Population Health: Engage Your Community and Supersize Your Practice
List the principles of population health for psychological practice, and identify one or more concrete strategies to advance population health that can be utilized in psychological practice.
January 2024
2 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Shifting the Conversation on Gun Access, Lethal Means Risk, and Secure Firearm Storage
Explain that reducing access to lethal means is an evidence-based strategy for suicide prevention, and identify counseling strategies to help clients at risk for suicide and their families reduce access to lethal means such as firearms.
January 2024
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Graduate Student Ethics Writing Competition Winner: IRB Waivers of Parental Consent for LGBTQ+ Adolescents
Explain the ethical considerations for requesting IRB waivers of parental or guardian consent in health-related research studies involving LGBTQ+ adolescents.
December 2023
1 CE credit
$35.00
Public Service Psychologists’ Role: Training of Interdisciplinary Mental Health Front-Line Workers
Examine gaps in interdisciplinary front-line workers' clinical skills and formulate strategies to leverage psychologists' knowledge to support skills/care provision.
December 2023
2 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Toward Cultural Humility for Providers Working With Emergency Responders: A Workshop to Foster Success
Evaluate ability to work successfully with emergency responders and make informed decisions regarding developing an emergency responder specialty.
December 2023
2 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
The Importance of Replications and Report Preregistration for the Science and Practice of Psychology
Helps practitioners and researchers understand the importance of replications and report preregistration for reducing error and bias in the evidence base that guides psychological research and practice.
September 2023
1.5 CE credits
$35.00
Utilizing Evidence-Based Models and Interventions to Reduce Stress and Mental Health Problems in Parents of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
In this webinar, evidence-based research of the ASD parent experience, the resulting models and recommended interventions are reviewed. Generalized case trajectories suggest pathways to facilitating post-traumatic growth.
April 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Conducting Global Research: Cross-Cultural Collaboration and Translating Research Measures
Examine benefits and challenges inherent in conducting research across cultures, and identify strengths and weaknesses related to adapting measures from one language and/or culture to another.
April 2023
2 CE credits
$65.00
for member price
Guidelines for Assessment and Intervention With Persons With Disabilities: Basic Clinical Applications
Several key areas are covered that are intended to broaden psychologists’ awareness, understanding and approach to effectively serving people with disabilities in practice, education, and research.
November 2022
1.5 CE credits
$30.00
Beyond Serotonin: Exploring the Bidirectional Gut-Brain Connection in Mental Health
Explores the multitude of factors that impact mental health, including inflammation and environment, but focusing on the gut-brain axis.
November 2022
1 CE credit
$40.00
for member price
Overcoming Anxiety With Nutrition
Explain the role of biology in the biopsychosocial etiology of anxiety, and describe the biochemistry of neurotransmitters as relates to anxiety.
November 2022
1 CE credit
$40.00
for member price
2021 Changes to the Guidelines for the Evaluation of Dementia and Age-Related Cognitive Change
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
Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia and their Impact on Caregiving: Updates to the Guidelines for the Evaluation of Dementia and Age-Related Cognitive Change
Describe changes in mood, behavior, personality and social relationships that occur in individuals with dementia and other forms of cognitive impairment, and relevant assessment instruments.
November 2022
1.5 CE credits
$45.00
for member price
Food and Mood: Scientific Understanding and Clinical Strategies
Learn about the cutting-edge published science that supports the interrelationship between food and mood, and how to apply these findings in clinical practice.
November 2022
1 CE credit
$40.00
for member price
Neuropsychological Assessment of Dementia in Black and Latinx Older Adults: Updates to the Guidelines for the Evaluation of Dementia and Age-Related Cognitive Change
Discuss ethical and practical considerations related to multicultural and diversity aspects of dementia assessment in older adults.
November 2022
1.5 CE credits
$45.00
for member price
Young Onset Dementia: The Lived Experience
Describe how the lived experience of young onset dementia differs from that of older onset dementia.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Young Onset Dementia: The Role of Therapists
Describe the supportive and consultative resources available to therapists, people living with dementia and their care partners.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Young Onset Dementia: Understanding Signs and Symptoms
Identify the varied signs and symptoms of potential young onset dementia; recognize how the symptoms can often be mistaken for other mental health disorders/conditions; and understand the varied symptoms by type of dementia/disease.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Unemployed Individuals: Scalable Approaches to Address Mental Health Barriers to Employment-Part 2
Summarize the need to address mental health in multiple at-risk populations served in employment and training settings, and describe a mental health task shifting program, how it can be implemented, and its impact in employment and training settings.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$15.00
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Unemployed Individuals: Scope of the Problem and Testing Evidence-Based Strategies-Part 1
Describe several ways economic stress can affect mental health symptoms, and describe the cognitive behavioral approach used in a study designed to address mental health needs of clients served by two large employment and training centers.
January 2022
1.5 CE credits
$15.00
Keeping the Office Going: Ethical and Legal Telehealth Practices for the Provider and Staff
Addresses how you can effectively deliver telehealth from home and/or keep your office going when staff needs to stay home for everyone's safety.
January 2022
2 CE credits
$75.00
for member price
Understanding the Context and Impact of Immigration Policy and COVID-19
Discusses structure, collaboration, case conceptualization, psychoeducation, and techniques, as well as potential problems that often occur in each of these areas.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Brief Interventions to Prevent Suicide: An Introduction
Provides an overview of suicide-focused treatments and interventions, reviews the evidence supporting them, and describes the conceptual foundations for these treatments.
December 2020
1 CE credit
$15.00
Developing Psychotherapy Strategies to Foster Resilience and Prevent Trauma Among Immigrant Communities
Conceptualize immigrant clients’ psychological distress from a strengths-based, culturally affirming, and systems-oriented perspective.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Innovations in Suicide Risk Screening and Assessment
Provides an overview of suicide-focused treatments and interventions, reviews the evidence supporting them, and describes the conceptual foundations for these treatments.
December 2020
1 CE credit
$15.00
Strengthening Communities of Support to Serve Immigrant Clients
Identify resources available to immigrant communities and mechanisms for connecting with immigrant-serving national organizations to further develop professional and community networks.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
When Grief Goes Viral: Psychological Assessment and Intervention in the Corona Crisis
Describe two validated screening tools for assessing coronavirus anxiety and unresolved issues in bereavement that invite clinical attention.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
The New Normal: Coping With Uncertainty and Mitigating Anxiety During These Challenging Times
Explains the psychological processes driving and maintaining emotional and functional problems related to COVID-19, and provides practical solutions for managing anxiety and helping clinicians and clients weather the storm.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Resilience for Trauma Responders: Protecting Ourselves From Secondary Traumatic Stress
Introduces participants to evidence-informed techniques that are designed to foster preparedness, resilience, and adaptive coping in the face of secondary exposure to trauma, and will emphasize the practical application and dissemination of these skills in real-world contexts.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Mindful Self-Care in the Service of Health Care: An Embodied Approach
Provides a theoretical overview of mindful self-care, embodiment, and its context in overall therapeutic approaches that can serve both you and your clients.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price
Psychological Tele-Assessment During COVID-19: Ethical and Practical Considerations
Identify workarounds, including limitations of those workarounds, for traditional test administration during this period of required distancing.
December 2020
1.5 CE credits
$60.00
for member price

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