Trauma Bonded: Attachment and Control in Telehealth Couples' Therapy (4 CE Hours)

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.

Beyond the Screen: Suicide Risk Assessment & Intervention in Telehealth Settings (4 CE Hours)

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.

DAMAGE CONTROL: A Suicide Risk Assessment Mnemonic (4 CE Hours)

We've changed to course name, but the excellent content remains! Few things are scarier than when clients threaten to harm themselves or others. You were taught to take those threats seriously and develop safety plans to protect the client, the public, and to reduce your liability. But how confident are you that a person willing to take their own life or someone else’s is going to honor the no-harm contract you just had them sign? If they follow through with their harmful plans, you can’t hold them accountable to the contract. There is a better way to do DAMAGE CONTROL. This acronym will help you determine risk factors and risk level with associated suggestions for immediate action. You will see it used in a role-played session, download the DAMAGE CONTROL checklist, and watch us turn an assessment into a plan.