Continuing Education That Respects Your Clinical Judgment
Self-paced courses on the work you actually do: ethics and boundaries, suicide assessment, AI in practice, telehealth, documentation, supervision. Built to a published specification, reviewed by our editorial board, priced plainly. Start with a free hour of ethics and see how we teach.
The people behind the courses
Every course here is written to a published specification and reviewed by our editorial board before release. That board is practicing, doctorate-level, license-verified clinicians. Courses still being developed are marked as such and cannot be purchased yet.
Suzanne Degges-White PhD, LCPC, LPC, LMHC, NCC Licensed counselor, professor and department chair at Northern Illinois University, and author of six books on friendship and family relationships. Professor of Counseling. Licensed in Illinois, North Carolina, and Indiana. 
David A. Brooks PhD, ABPP, ABN Licensed clinical psychologist, board-certified rehabilitation psychologist and neuropsychologist, and certified EMDR provider with more than 30 years of clinical experience in trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. 
Kalen D. Zeiger PhD, LMFT, CCTP, CFTP Marriage and family therapist, AAMFT Approved Supervisor, and Antioch University core faculty member whose clinical work centers on trauma, LGBTQ+ affirmative care, and relationships. 
Jack Bartel PsyD Clinical psychologist and founder of The Evergreen Initiative, a telehealth practice for LGBTQ+ adults licensed in more than 35 states. Licensed clinical psychologist in Florida, Michigan, and Virginia, plus PSYPACT states. 
Matt Edelstein PsyD, BCBA-D Child psychologist and board certified behavior analyst who runs the Brief Treatment Clinic at Kennedy Krieger Institute and teaches at Johns Hopkins. Licensed psychologist and board certified behavior analyst. How a course is made here
01
Written to a published specification
Learning objectives, timed instruction, worked case material, and a verified reference list, built before a single page is sold.
02
Reviewed by licensed faculty
Our editorial board reviews every course before it goes on sale, and we disclose exactly how each course was developed, generative AI drafting included. Courses still being written are marked as such and are not for sale.
03
Tested adversarially before you see it
Every exam is audited so that test-taking tricks fail: answer patterns are randomized and checked statistically, and each question maps to a stated learning objective.
04
Sourced, dated, and maintained
Every clinical and legal claim carries a reference. State rules show a last-verified date. Courses are reviewed on a schedule, and material changes are versioned.
The catalog
11 courses open now, with 44 hours of instruction. 0 more in production. Every course ends with an exam, an evaluation, and a certificate of completion.
Open now
Ethics in Everyday PracticeFree one-hour introduction to the ethical decision process working clinicians actually use. Free View →
Ethics and Professional BoundariesThe recurring renewal course: boundaries, confidentiality, digital presence, and repair. $39 View →
Suicide Assessment and Safety PlanningSix hours of practical assessment, safety planning, and documentation skills. $69 View →
AI in Clinical Practice: Ethics, Consent and DocumentationThe practical course on AI tools, consent language, AI notes, and client chatbot use. $39 View →
Telehealth Law and EthicsConsent, emergencies, client location, and cross-state practice, with state supplements. $39 View →
Clinical Documentation and Measurement-Based CareThe golden thread, medical necessity, and outcome measures that improve care. $69 View →
CBT Foundations and Case FormulationThe cognitive model, formulation, and core interventions with worked case progressions. $69 View →
Trauma-Informed Assessment and StabilizationScreening, phase-oriented care, stabilization skills, and knowing when to refer. $69 View →
Cultural Responsiveness in Clinical PracticeCase-based clinical skills for working with immigrant and refugee adults: language access, context and repair. $39 View →
Implicit Bias in Clinical DecisionsA focused one-hour module built for state implicit bias mandates. $19 View →
Supervisor Ethics and Effective SupervisionThe update course for current supervisors: agreements, documentation, evaluation, gatekeeping, telesupervision. $69 View →
In development
Ways to buy
Single courses
Free–$69
The one-hour ethics course is free, three hours is $39, six hours is $69. Buy exactly the hours you need, keep access for a year. The $19 one-hour titles open as they are finished.
Browse coursesThe Launch Bundle
$99
Ethics and Boundaries, Suicide Assessment, and AI in Clinical Practice together. Twelve hours of instruction for less than the price of ten.
See the bundleAnnual CE Membership
$149/year
Every course in the catalog, everything we add this year, one price. Professional directory members get it included.
See the membershipCE for your license
Every license carries its own renewal rules and approval bodies. Start from your profession and we will show the hours you need, your state's mandates, and the courses built for them.
LCSW, LICSW, LMSW: ethics hours, suicide training mandates, and state rules from California to New York.View →
State requirement guides
- California36 hours every 2 years
- Florida30 hours every 2 years
- Illinois30 hours every 2 years
- Kentucky30 hours every 3 years
- Michigan45 hours every 3 years
- New York36 hours every 3 years
- Ohio30 hours every 2 years
- Pennsylvania30 hours every 2 years
- Texas30 hours every 2 years
- Washington32 hours every 2 years
LPC, LPCC, LMHC: ethics and cultural requirements, jurisprudence, and self-study limits by state.View →
State requirement guides
LMFT renewal hours, the 2026 AAMFT code, telehealth rules, and supervisor requirements.View →
State requirement guides
Field guides for clinicians
Free, sourced, and dated reading on the topics our courses teach: the editorial layer behind the catalog. No signup, no paywall.
AI Therapy Laws by State: September 2026 RegisterTrack state AI therapy laws, chatbot restrictions, effective dates, pending bills, and practical duties for mental health clinicians.Read →Boundary Crossings vs Violations in Therapy
Distinguish boundary crossings from violations, assess gifts and other gray zones, and document decisions with attention to power and harm.Read →Cognitive Distortions: A Clinical Guide to CBT
Recognize common cognitive distortions, use them in CBT formulation, and work with thoughts without dismissing clients' real experiences.Read →Counseling Compact and Cross-State Telehealth: 2026
Check the September 2026 Counseling Compact rollout, PSYPACT, social work compact status, and the duties that apply before cross-state therapy.Read →Cultural Humility vs Competence in Clinical Practice
Understand cultural humility, its origins, its relationship to competence, and its practical role in assessment, treatment planning, and CE.Read →Golden Thread Documentation: A Clinician's Guide
Connect assessment, treatment plans, progress notes, and medical necessity with practical examples of clear, defensible clinical documentation.Read →How to Become a Clinical Supervisor: State Guide
Compare supervisor pathways for counselors, social workers, MFTs, and psychologists in California, Texas, Florida, and New York.Read →Is ChatGPT HIPAA Compliant? A Clinician's Guide
Consumer ChatGPT is not a clinical PHI workflow. Understand BAAs, eligible alternatives, state AI therapy laws, consent, and note-review duties.Read →Safety Plan in Therapy: A Guide for Professionals
Understand the Stanley-Brown safety-planning steps, common implementation failures, means safety conversations, evidence limits, and follow-up.Read →Trauma-Informed Care: A Practical Clinical Guide
Understand trauma-informed care, the six principles and four Rs, screening, everyday clinical workflows, and boundaries for trauma-focused treatment.Read →What Is Implicit Bias? A Guide for Clinicians
Understand implicit bias in clinical decisions, the IAT debate, practical ways to improve care, and Michigan's training requirements.Read →
How our courses work
Every course is reviewed by our editorial board before release. You read (or listen) at your own pace, work through real case material, pass a final exam, and complete a course evaluation. Your certificate of completion issues immediately and stays at your private course link, downloadable any time, even if you cancel.
Straight answers
How many CEUs do social workers need?
It depends on your state: California LCSWs need 36 hours every two years, Texas requires 30, Florida 30, New York 36 over a three-year registration. Your exact rule, with mandated topics, is on our state requirement guides.
Are online, self-paced CEUs accepted?
Almost everywhere, with limits in a few states: New York caps self-study at 12 of 36 hours, and some mandates require specific formats. Each requirement guide lists your state's format rules.
Which approvals do these courses carry?
Approvals are in progress with our accreditation partners and we do not claim any we do not have. Each course page carries an eligibility line that states exactly what it is approved for, updated as approvals land.
What does a course cost?
Of the courses open today: the one-hour ethics course is free, three-hour courses are $39 and the six-hour course is $69. The three-course launch bundle is $99. The annual membership opens once most of the catalog is finished, and Professional directory members will get it included.
How do exams and certificates work?
Every course ends with an exam (10 questions per credit hour, retake allowed) and an evaluation. Your certificate of completion issues immediately and stays downloadable, even if you cancel.
Who writes these courses?
Each course is built to a specification written by licensed clinicians, drafted with generative AI, and then reviewed by our editorial board of practicing, license-verified clinicians before it is released. We disclose the AI drafting openly rather than implying a course was typed from scratch by a single author.
Start with the free ethics hour.
Exam and certificate included. No card, no catch, unsubscribe anytime.
Catalog and review
11 self-paced courses are open now, totaling 44 hours of instruction. Our editorial board has 5 licensed clinicians; their profiles are linked above.
Who teaches
Courses are built to a specification written by licensed clinicians and drafted with generative AI, then reviewed by our editorial board of practicing, license-verified clinicians before release. The same disclosure appears inside every course and on every certificate. Our courses train professionals and are not a crisis service.
Refunds
Full refund within 30 days if you have not yet passed the final exam. No questions, one email.
Running a practice
Beyond CE, our practice guides cover what therapist directories cost, the marketing that fills a caseload, and how to build a private-pay practice, with every price dated and sourced.