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What is Parental Alienation and How Can Therapists Successfully Treat It?

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Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT and Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT | What is Parental Alienation and How Can Therapists Successfully Treat it? (1 CE hour) Parents can impact the opinions of children against other people, including their ex-spouses during and after the divorce process. Traditional therapy methods are often inadequate in dealing with the structural […]

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Beyond Reimagination: Improving your client outcomes by understanding what big tech is doing right (and wrong) with mental health apps

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Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT and Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT|Beyond Reimagination: Improving your client outcomes by understanding what big tech is doing right (and wrong) with mental health apps (1 CE hour) The changing field of psychotherapy has impacts on improving client accessibility, while bringing with it legal and ethical hurdles. Claims of the effectiveness

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Walk & Talk and Other Non-Traditional Therapy Settings – Part 2

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Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT and Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT|Walk & Talk and Other Non-Traditional Therapy Settings – Part 2 (1 CE hour) Even before the pandemic hit, many different types of therapeutic programs were happening outside of the office. Substance abuse treatment as well as youth programs were heading out into the great outdoors,

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Walk & Talk and Other Non-Traditional Therapy Settings – Part 1

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Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT and Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT|Walk & Talk and Other Non-Traditional Therapy Settings – Part 1 (1 CE hour) Even before the pandemic hit, many different types of therapeutic programs were happening outside of the office. Substance abuse treatment as well as youth programs were heading out into the great outdoors,

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What to Know When Providing Therapy to Elite Athletes

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Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT and Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT |What to Know When Providing Therapy to Elite Athletes (1 CE hour) The athletic world is a unique and complex environment that affects athletes and their mental health concerns. At higher levels of competition, the unique aspects of this environment require that therapists are well

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What Can Therapists Say About Celebrities? The ethics of public statements

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Curt Widhalm, MA, MS, LMFT and Katie Vernoy, MS, LMFT |What Can Therapists Say About Celebrities? The ethics of public statements (1 CE hour) What is the therapist’s role when people in the news are showing behaviors or making statements that possibly indicate a mental health condition? This course explores the history of mental health

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Finding your way in a new norm

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Rwenshaun Miller, MA, LCMHC, NCC | Finding your way in a new norm (1 CE hour) The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated an immediate and large-scale uptake of mental health attentiveness and demands on therapists.  The pandemic has heightened anxiety, depression and racial and political unrest which in turn is compounding clients’ stress.  Therapists are struggling trying to strike

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Pandemic Related Loss and the Incidence of Prolonged Grief Disorder: Are We Prepared?

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Dr. Sonya Lott, PhD. | Pandemic Related Loss and the Incidence of Prolonged Grief Disorder: Are We Prepared? (1 CE hour) The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant amount of death and non-death related loss and has also impacted the way in which we are able to grieve. As a result, some grief experts have

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Lost in Translation: Bilingual Clinicians

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Adriana Rodriguez, MA, LMFT | Lost in Translation: Bilingual Clinicians (1 CE hour) Clinical supervision is often provided by monolingual supervisors in a field that is increasingly seeing diverse clients with services provided by binlingual clinicians. Lost in the supervisory relationship are culturally relevant nuances that lead supervisees to receiving inadequate support and training. This

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