Ethical decision-making: the ultimate tightrope act for mental health professionals. In Confidence in Ethical Decision-Making, we’ll help you navigate the murky waters of personal values, professional ethics, and clinical practice without losing your balance—or your sanity. Across six engaging modules, you’ll confront the emotional landmines of ethical dilemmas, align your values with your code of ethics, and build the kind of unshakable confidence that makes decision-making feel less like a chore and more like a superpower. Whether you're dealing with tricky clients or tricky emotions, this NBCC-approved course (6 hours) will leave you inspired, empowered, and ready to tackle the next ethical curveball life throws your way.

Suicide intervention doesn’t pause when therapy goes virtual—and neither can your skills. This 4 hour CE course equips mental health professionals with the confidence, structure, and nuance needed to assess and intervene with suicidal clients entirely through telehealth. Using current research and real case examples, the course offers a practical framework for recognizing warning signs on camera, administering tools like the C-SSRS, creating collaborative digital safety plans, and managing crises when the screen is your only point of contact. Across four focused modules, you’ll learn to identify ideation through subtle online cues, apply standardized telehealth risk protocols, build interactive safety plans clients actually use, and integrate peer-support strategies to boost engagement for isolated or high-risk clients. Through demos, guided practice, and crisis simulations, you’ll develop a reliable telehealth toolkit that protects your clients—and your clinical judgment.

This isn’t another “try harder at self-care” lecture. It’s a grounded, research-based look at burnout as a systemic issue—not a personal failure or a lack of bubble baths. Drawing from qualitative studies and real-world clinical experience, this course explores how nonstop crisis culture, emotional labor, and structural scarcity slowly wear on helpers. It also offers a compassionate framework for understanding your own weariness and building practices that actually sustain you.

Advocating for social justice often comes at a cost, especially when the fight challenges your deepest moral values. Healing Moral Injury for Social Justice Warriors unpacks the psychological, emotional, and existential toll of moral injury—distress caused by actions (or inactions) that violate your ethical beliefs. Unlike burnout, this injury doesn’t go away with a nap; it requires intentional healing. Drawing on research and real-world scenarios, this course guides you through a reflective 5-step process to address systemic constraints, reconcile personal values, and begin meaningful recovery. As an NBCC-approved CE course (2 hours), it offers both personal growth and professional renewal, empowering you to continue your work without losing yourself in the process.

Ah, social media—a place where viral dances and life hacks coexist with public allegations of abuse. In this course, we tackle the thorny question: What should you do when online accusations intersect with your role as a clinician? Module 1 explores the rise of DV and IPV allegations online and their impact on survivors, victims, and yes, even you. You’ll unpack the risks of misinformation, manipulation, and victim-blaming while learning how to stay sane in the chaos. Module 2 takes the drama up a notch, with practical strategies for ethically navigating these murky waters and maintaining your boundaries when the internet—and maybe even your own emotions—pulls you in 10 directions at once. Packed with trauma-informed care principles and real-world examples, this NBCC-approved CE (2 hours) course equips you to handle these tricky situations with grace, humor, and professionalism. Because let’s face it: social media isn’t going away, and neither are your ethics.

The question of telehealth vs. in-person therapy isn’t always as simple as it seems. In Telehealth vs. In-Person Therapy: Who Decides What's Best, we dive into the balancing act of honoring client preferences while making ethically sound, growth-focused decisions. In Module 1, you’ll gain clarity on assessing telehealth suitability using insights from Baumes et al. (2020) and a practical checklist covering key factors like technology access, environment suitability, and cultural considerations. Module 2 takes it further with real-world demonstrations, showcasing how to navigate those tricky conversations when telehealth just isn’t the best fit. With empathy and professionalism, you’ll learn to empower your clients while maintaining therapeutic integrity. Plus, as an NBCC-approved CE course (2 hours), this learning experience can count toward your license renewal. Let’s untangle the complexities of telehealth decisions and give you tools to build stronger client connections today!

Say goodbye to the frustration of outdated treatment plans that no one wants to follow. In 10 Minute Treatment Plans With Goals That Clients Actually Want to Achieve, you’ll learn how to create quick, effective, and client-centered plans that actually work. Using Self-Determination Theory (yes, it’s as cool as it sounds), this course teaches you how to ditch the boring, symptom-focused approach and craft plans that align with your client’s motivations. With a free digital template and practical strategies, you’ll finally feel confident in your treatment plans—and maybe even excited to write them. Bonus: no more painful paperwork, because we’re all about keeping things simple and stress-free.

Let’s admit it: diagnosis is a necessary part of our work, but it often feels like navigating a labyrinth of jargon while trying to honor the human story in front of you. In Transforming Mental Health Diagnosis: Tools for Cultural Humility and Client Empowerment, we bridge that gap. Module 1 dives into the heart of diagnostic practice, exploring how cultural humility and narrative therapy can transform a rigid process into a collaborative, client-centered approach. Module 2 gets hands-on, guiding you through activities that turn dry clinical language into empowering narratives that respect each client’s lived experience. Equal parts ironic and inspiring, this NBCC-approved CE course (2 hours) gives you practical tools to embrace diagnosis with integrity, creativity, and confidence. Bonus: it might even make your evenings a little less hectic.