Course Category: Online Courses
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Clinical Supervision Part 2 - Pitfalls and Dilemmas of Clinical Supervision and Consultation (3HR)
- Clinical Supervision Part 2 - Pitfalls and Dilemmas of Clinical Supervision and Consultation (3HR) Presented by Jodi Geis-Crowder, MS, LPC, ACS - $45.00
Clinical supervision isn’t always straightforward. This course takes a deep dive into common pitfalls and ethical dilemmas that arise in supervision and consultation. Gain practical tools to navigate dual relationships, boundary issues, and power dynamics with clarity and confidence.
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Feminist Approaches to Psychotherapy (2HR) Presented by Dreya Blume, LCSW
- Feminist Approaches to Psychotherapy (2HR) Presented by Dreya Blume, LCSW - $32.00
This course examines psychotherapy through a feminist lens, exploring how power, identity, and social context shape the therapeutic relationship. Learn practical approaches that empower clients, challenge systemic inequalities, and promote authentic healing.
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Emotional Clarity: Practical Strategies for Improving Therapeutic Outcomes (2HR)
- Emotional Clarity: Practical Strategies for Improving Therapeutic Outcomes (2HR) Presented by Kristin Whiting-Davis, LCSW-C - $32.00
Emotional clarity is key to effective therapy. This course equips clinicians with practical tools to help clients identify, understand, and regulate emotions—laying the foundation for deeper insight and lasting therapeutic progress.
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The Art of Assessment Integrating Evidence and Intuition (1.5HR)
- The Art of Assessment Integrating Evidence and Intuition (1.5HR) Presented by Ashley Esry, LCSW, LCAS - $20.00
Great assessment is both a science and an art. This course explores how to blend clinical evidence with professional intuition to conduct meaningful assessments that inform treatment and foster client trust. Learn to navigate ambiguity, validate insights, and enhance your clinical judgment.
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Building Confidence and Skill in Working w/Challenging Clients (6HR)
- Building Confidence and Skill in Working w/Challenging Clients (6HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $88.00
Working with challenging clients can test even the most seasoned professionals. This course offers practical strategies and real-world techniques to help clinicians build confidence, stay grounded, and respond effectively in difficult therapeutic interactions.
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Japanese Psychotherapies and the Art of Resilience (2HR)
- Japanese Psychotherapies and the Art of Resilience (2HR) Presented by Dreya Blume, LCSW - $32.00
Rooted in centuries of tradition and cultural wisdom, Japanese psychotherapies offer unique approaches to fostering resilience, acceptance, and personal growth. This course introduces mental health professionals to therapeutic models such as Morita Therapy and Naikan, exploring their philosophical underpinnings and clinical applications. Participants will discover how these practices promote emotional regulation, mindfulness, and gratitude, and how they can be thoughtfully integrated into Western therapeutic settings. Expand your clinical lens with insights from Japan’s enduring approaches to psychological well-being.
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DBT Informed Mindfulness Skills (2HR)
- DBT Informed Mindfulness Skills (2HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $32.00
Mindfulness is at the heart of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), offering clients powerful tools to regulate emotions, reduce reactivity, and build present-moment awareness. This course provides an in-depth exploration of DBT-informed mindfulness skills, including Wise Mind, Observe, Describe, and Participate. Mental health professionals will learn how to teach these practices effectively, adapt them for diverse populations, and integrate them into a broader therapeutic framework. Gain confidence in helping clients slow down, tune in, and respond with intention.
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Exploring Ethical Considerations of Transference and Countertransference (3HR)
- Exploring Ethical Considerations of Transference and Countertransference (3HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $45.00
Transference and countertransference are inevitable in the therapeutic relationship—but how we recognize and ethically navigate them is essential to effective clinical practice. This course explores the nuanced ethical challenges that arise when unconscious dynamics influence the therapeutic alliance. Participants will examine real-world examples, reflect on personal reactions, and gain practical tools to maintain boundaries, ensure client-centered care, and avoid ethical pitfalls. Designed for mental health professionals, this training promotes greater awareness, integrity, and accountability in the clinical space.
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Too Much Stuff: Diagnosis and Treatment Approaches to Hoarding Disorder (6HR)
- Too Much Stuff: Diagnosis and Treatment Approaches to Hoarding Disorder (6HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $88.00
Hoarding disorder is a complex and often misunderstood mental health condition that can severely impact quality of life, safety, and relationships. In this course, participants will explore the psychological, behavioral, and environmental aspects of hoarding. Clinicians will gain tools to assess hoarding behaviors, understand the emotional attachments to possessions, and apply evidence-based treatment strategies, including cognitive-behavioral approaches and harm-reduction techniques. Through case studies and practical interventions, attendees will leave with greater confidence in supporting clients struggling with "too much stuff."
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Dealing with Distress: An Overview of DBT Distress Tolerance Skills (3HR)
- Dealing with Distress: An Overview of DBT Distress Tolerance Skills (2HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $32.00
While Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is well known for treating Borderline Personality Disorder, its core skills—especially distress tolerance—are valuable across a range of clinical settings. This webinar introduces DBT principles and equips clinicians with practical tools like TIPP, Improve the Moment, and ACCEPTS to help clients manage distress more effectively. Participants will leave with greater confidence in applying DBT-informed strategies in everyday practice.
