
This self-reflective ethics course explores the nuanced intersection of empathy, power, and personal need in the counseling relationship. Whereas clinicians are trained to care deeply, that care can quietly cross ethical lines when shaped by unmet needs—for validation, connection, or impact. Through an exploration of relational boundaries, emotional over-identification, and the subtle dynamics of influence, this course invites clinicians to examine how their own humanity—when unacknowledged—may affect clinical decision-making. Rooted in ethical humility, it offers tools for awareness, repair, and growth in the therapist-client relationship.
CourseBy Dr. MJ Rose

Counselors are taught to fear the words “values imposition” like it's Voldemort with a clipboard. But what if the real ethical danger isn’t your values showing up in session—it’s your silence? In this course, we’ll cut through the guilt-ridden myths, ground our teaching in ACA Ethics and current peer-reviewed literature, and show clinicians how to show up as themselves while staying ethically sound. Spoiler: fear is not a clinical skill. This course is Part 1 of a 4-part series. You can choose to enroll in any or all.
CourseBy Dr. MJ Rose

Say goodbye to the frustration of outdated treatment plans that no one wants to follow.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.
CourseBy Dr. Amy O'Hana

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.
CourseBy Dr. Amy O'Hana

Trauma-Bonded: Unpacking Attachment and Control in Telehealth Couples Therapy takes clinicians on a structured, four-module journey through the psychological, ethical, and relational dynamics of trauma bonding and intimate partner violence. Designed for advanced practitioners, this 4-hour continuing education course bridges attachment theory, trauma-informed care, and clinical ethics to help therapists identify, conceptualize, and intervene effectively when love and harm coexist—particularly in virtual settings.
CourseBy Dr. MJ Rose