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Become an ACT therapist! Earn up to 15 CE hours with prolific author and ACT expert Dr. Richard Sears. Master evidence-based techniques to treat anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, and more.

Become a Certified Affirmative Care Clinician (CACC) and create a therapy space where LGBTQ+ clients feel truly valued. Learn to integrate affirming practices, prevent self-injury, and address intersecting identities. Includes a resource kit and certification badge. Empower your clients to embrace their full selves—register today!

Become a highly effective supervisor with tools to tackle trauma cases, ethical dilemmas, and cultural responsiveness. Earn up to 31.25 CE hours (12.25 ethics CE hours) while learning 25+ strategies for feedback, bold conversations, and strong supervisory bonds. Elevate your supervision and mentoring with expert guidance today!

Treating patients for hypertension, atrial fibrillation, heart failure and variety of other cardiac diagnosis is complex care to deliver. Take your skills to the next level with our Advanced Cardiovascular Conference for Clinicians. Access 15 outstanding cardiac authorities, earn 27.5 CE hours, including up to 12.0 pharmacology CE hours. Must know topics: Hypertension: The Silent Killer, Diet for Cardiovascular Health, High Risk Signs on 12 Lead EKGs, Dislipidemia Pharmacotherapy Guidelines, Heart Failure Diagnosis and Treatment, Management of Atrial Fibrillation, Bradycardia and Heartblock, Heart DIsease in Women, Diabetes and CVD, Cardiac Emergencies, Cardiovascular Diagnostics, Lab Tests and Advanced Assessment Techniques

California's laws and codes of ethics are uniquely comprehensive and often changing, making ongoing education essential for maintaining compliance and protecting client welfare. That’s why it’s essential to stay up-to-date on the latest guidelines. Protect your clients, yourself, and everything you’ve worked so hard for by joining ethics expert and former chair of the California state ethics committee Dr. Pamella Harmell as she details new and specific clinical and ethical issues that affect everyday practice of the mental health professionals in California.