These are live, interactive continuing education workshops designed for clinicians who want clarity, confidence, and practical decision-making support in real-world practice.

All trainings are delivered synchronously, allowing real-time questions and engagement with the presenter.

Workshops are designed for:

• Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs)
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs)
• Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs)
• Clinical supervisors and supervisees
• Therapists in private practice or expanding into it

The focus is consistent: helping clinicians make sound ethical and clinical decisions under real-world conditions.

Ethics Training Grounded in Real Clinical Practice

Ethical issues rarely appear as clear violations. They emerge in ambiguity, complexity, and clinical pressure.

These workshops focus on how ethical risk actually develops in practice—not just how it is defined in codes or textbooks.

Core areas include:

• Ethical decision-making in ambiguous situations
• Boundary crossings and dual relationships
• Confidentiality and clinical judgment
• Therapist impairment, burnout, and stress
• Documentation and risk awareness
• Supervision-related ethical challenges
• High-risk clinical presentations
• Professional role confusion

This training is designed for clinical clarity, not memorization.

Telemental Health & Modern Clinical Risk

Telemental health is now a core modality of clinical practice, but ethical and licensing expectations continue to evolve.

These workshops help therapists build safe, compliant, and clinically sound telehealth practices grounded in current regulatory expectations.

Topics include:

• Informed consent in telehealth
• Crisis planning and emergency response
• HIPAA and technology considerations
• Counseling across state lines
• Documentation for remote practice
• Digital boundaries and communication
• Jurisdictional and licensing concerns
• Risk management in virtual care

The goal is confident practice in an evolving regulatory environment.

Clinical Supervision Training for LPC Supervisors

Supervision carries both clinical and regulatory responsibility.

This workshop helps supervisors structure supervision in a way that is clear, defensible, and clinically effective.

Topics include:

• Supervision structure and documentation
• Managing supervisee performance concerns
• Ethical gatekeeping responsibilities
• Power dynamics in supervision
• Reducing ambiguity in supervisory relationships
• Board expectations and compliance considerations
• Evaluation and accountability
• Risk management for supervisors

The emphasis is on clarity, structure, and sustainability.

Licensing, Board Expectations & Multi-State Practice

Licensing processes are often misunderstood and highly detail-sensitive.

These workshops help clinicians understand how licensing decisions and expectations are applied in real-world review contexts.

Topics include:

• LPC licensing pathways and application strategy
• Deficiency letters and application review issues
• Reciprocity vs endorsement
• Counseling compact and portability
• Practicing across state lines ethically
• Documentation for board review
• Regulatory interpretation and expectations

This is especially relevant for clinicians navigating licensing expansion or application issues.

Why These Workshops Stand Apart

Most continuing education providers are broad, catalog-based platforms.

These workshops are different because they are built from:

• Clinical practice with complex presentations
• Supervision and training experience
• Ethics consultation work
• Licensing and regulatory insight

This creates a more specific kind of CE experience: not just what the ethics code says, but how decisions are actually made in real clinical and regulatory contexts.

Clinicians consistently describe the training as practical, clear, and immediately usable in real clinical work.

Continuing Education Credit Information

These workshops are designed to meet continuing education requirements commonly accepted for LPCs, LCSWs, and LMFTs, including ethics and supervision credit where applicable.

Live synchronous webinars are widely accepted by state boards, though requirements vary by jurisdiction.

Participants should confirm specific requirements with their licensing board.

Attendance Requirements

Full attendance is required to receive continuing education credit.

Late arrivals or early departures may result in loss of CE credit.

Participants are responsible for maintaining stable internet access and webinar connectivity.

Questions

For workshop inquiries or support:

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