Continuing Education for Psychologists
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March 2025
Mar. 7: Suicide Prevention for Military, Veterans, and Law Enforcement through Safer Firearm Storage: Lethal Means Counseling. Newton, MA. $80, 4.5 CEs. This program will provide clinicians with the background knowledge about firearms, safe firearms storage, firearms safety and the laws of firearms ownership in Massachusetts to improve their knowledge, vernacular and confidence, when discussing suicide prevention as it relates to firearms and safer firearms storage with military and veterans in the community. This training will also discuss the relationship veterans and law enforcement have with firearms. It will provide an overview of tools for suicide risk screening and will offer specific questioning and scenarios related to risk of death by suicide with firearms demonstrated and practiced through role play. Presented by William James College. Learn more or register.
Mar. 20 – Apr. 17: Immigrant Mental Health. Online. $215, 7.5 CEs. Mar 20 – Apr 17, 2025; Thursdays from 12:00PM – 1:30PM ET. The mental health needs of immigrants span multiple developmental stages of life and various areas of life. This new series will lay a basic foundation of the immigrant experience, explore common issues encountered by healthcare providers who work with immigrant populations, and provide suggested strategies to address patients’ mental health needs. Participants will leave equipped with tools to improve patient-provider dialogue, increase therapeutic engagement, and promote better mental health outcomes for their immigrant patients. Presented by Cambridge Health Alliance. Learn more or register.
Mar. 21: Complex PTSD: Definition, Assessment and Treatment. Online. $199, 6 CEs. ICD-11 introduced a new diagnosis of complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) alongside PTSD. This presentation will summarize the rationale and evidence for the CPTSD diagnosis, including important differential diagnosis considerations, with a particular focus on comparisons to borderline personality disorder (BPD). Assessment options, including both self-report and clinician-administered measures, will be presented. Recommendations for treatment and emerging evidence for new and adapted psychotherapy interventions will be discussed. Enhanced Skills Training in Affective and Interpersonal Regulation (ESTAIR), an evidence-based, patient-centered, flexible modular treatment approach combining both skills training and trauma processing, will be highlighted. The need to attend to cultural and individual differences will also be discussed. Presented by VT Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Mar. 22: Gender Diversity: Supporting the Mental Health of Gender Distressed Youth through Parent-Involved Therapy. Online. 3 CEs. The landscape around gender identity is rapidly shifting among today’s youth. Young people are becoming more diverse in their expression of gender and more open to exploring various aspects of their identities. Meanwhile, the healthcare field is quickly evolving to best meet the needs of this population. It can be difficult for parents and healthcare providers who work with gender diverse youth to keep up with how to best support them. Presenter: Laura Edwards-Leeper, Ph.D. Sponsored by the Psychodynamic Couple and Family Institute of New England. For more information and registration, go to www.pcfine.org, call 781-433-0906, or email pcfine1934@gmail.com
Mar. 26 & 27: BIA-MA 43rd Annual Brain Injury Conference. Marlborough, MA. Tiered pricing structure for one or both days. Up to 10.5 CEs for both days. For more than 40 years, the BIA-MA Annual Brain Injury Conference has provided a platform for education, resources, and support, as well as a sense of the community for those affected by brain injury. Join us for keynote speakers, 28 workshop options, and an Exhibitor Hall showcasing community resources, emerging technologies, and more! Sponsored by the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts (BIA-MA). Learn more & register: www.biama.org/annualconference
Mar. 27: Barriers and Facilitators to End of Life Care among Black Americans in an Urban Setting. Zoom. $15 (free to CPA members), 1 CE. Presenter: Amisha Parekh de Campos, Ph.D. Presented by CT Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Mar. 28: Beyond PsyPact: Mastering 20+ Legal & Ethical Mandates for Cross-Border Practice. Zoom. $105 ($75 for RIPA members), 3.0 CEs. Have you addressed all the telehealth compliance requirements beyond PSYPACT that can differ from state to state? Many psychologists and behavioral health professionials underestimate the complex web of state regulations beyond PSYPACT authority, often assuming that licensure alone ensures compliance. In reality, up to 20 additional state-specific regulations exist, each with nuanced requirements that could impact the legality of your services. Navigating these complexities has been challenging, with little practical guidance on identifying, tracking, and complying with nuanced differences across jurisdictions. Presented by RI Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Mar. 28: Intersectional Issues in the Wellbeing of Women Veterans. Online. No CEs. Presented by William James College. Learn more or register.
April 2025
Apr. 3-4: Trauma and the Internal Family Systems Model: Releasing Personal and Legacy Burdens. Zoom. $375, 12 CEs (not for psychologists). This popular workshop will include two new components. There will be an emphasis on helping individuals take care of their own wounds to enhance resilience. This workshop provides a review of the basics of the Internal Family Systems model then will focus in detail on its use with attachment injuries and trauma related presenting problems. The first day of the Trauma and the Internal Family Systems Model workshop will focus on helping clients release personal burdens developed as a response to trauma in their lives. During the second day, the focus will be on understanding and releasing legacy burdens. Presented by Therapy Training Boston. Learn more or register.
Apr. 4: Is our warming climate making us anxious and depressed, or more resilient? Zoom. $105 ($75 for NHPA members), 3 CEs. Climate change has been declared a public health crisis. In our region, extreme weather events, such as heat waves, flooding, intense storms, prolonged droughts, and increases in vector-borne disease are causing significant economic, physical, and mental health problems. Individuals, families, and communities continue to struggle with coping and adapting to these adverse impacts of climate change. Transformational Resilience is a model and set of skills that will enable individuals and communities to better adapt to climate change, particularly the mental health consequences. Resilience can be enhanced through acquiring healthy emotional regulation skills, strengthening relationships with others and the ecological web on which life depends, recognizing a sense of purpose, and defining values that contribute to our wellbeing and the wellbeing of others. This interactive workshop will provide an introduction to the Transformational Resilience Model, present a community-level resilience project, and enable attendees to develop their own project. Presented by NH Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Apr. 4 – May 2: Meditation and Psychotherapy: Learning from Nature. Online. $215, 7.5 CEs. . Meditation and psychotherapy can be harnessed to improve our relationship to nature, and nature can have a positive influence on how we meditate and do clinical work. This webinar series explores the importance of nature from a variety of perspectives—scientific, therapeutic, mindfulness, and indigenous. Attendees will learn useful tools and strategies to help their patients realign with, benefit from, and support the natural world. Therapists will also have a chance to explore their own relationship to nature and environmental disruption. Presented by Cambridge Health Alliance. Learn more or register.
Apr. 17: Pressing Onward: The Imperative Resilience of Latina Migrant Mothers. Zoom. $15 (free to CPA members), 1 CE. Presenter: Jessica Cerdena, Ph.D. Presented by CT Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Apr. 17: Somatic Therapy (Natural Processing). Zoom. $105 ($75 for NHPA members), 3 CEs. Presented by NH Psych Assoc. Learn more or register.
Need more CEs?
Check out individual provider websites:
Our online CE provider partner: Triad’s CE catalog
Therapy Training Boston (not all CEs for psychologists)
or your state’s psychological association.