Social media is complicated...

your ethics don't have to be.


Explore the complex intersection of domestic violence (DV) and intimate partner violence (IPV) allegations on social media with our expert-led course. In two comprehensive modules, you'll gain insights into the ethical challenges and professional responsibilities mental health professionals face in these highly charged online spaces. With practical strategies and a trauma-informed approach, this course equips you to navigate sensitive situations thoughtfully while maintaining your personal and professional integrity.

Embrace deep Insights, interactive learning, and a pinch of resistance - for the modern mental health professional.


DV or IPV or Both?

This course emphasized the growing prevalence of domestic violence (DV) and intimate partner violence (IPV), differentiating the terms and highlighting how online allegations by clients or others might impact you.

The Value of Pausing

This course teaches you how to pause - literally! You'll dig deep into the highly charged conversation related to online accusations of DV and IPV while also considering how you might or should respond as a mental health professional.

What Do you Do?

Social media platforms have created spaces for victims and survivors to share their experiences while also potentially exposing them to risk. What is your responsibility to help - if any?Join Dr. O'Hana as she provides clear answers.



Maintaining Rigorous Standards

The Counselor Edge. LLC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No.7656. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Counselor Edge. LLC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. 

Worth Your Investment

Meet Dr. O'Hana

Dr. Amy O'Hana merges two decades of mental health education with a genuine zeal for real-world application. A PhD holder passionate about understanding human motivation and ethical practice, Dr. O'Hana breathes life into theory. She creates CE courses transcending the traditional, focusing on mental health empowerment and practical knowledge.