Continuing Education for Psychologists, LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs, and LPCCs
CONTACT:
Wright Institute Continuing Education
Email: ce@wi.edu
Phone: 510-841-9230
PSYCHOLOGISTS: The Wright Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Wright Institute maintains responsibility for this program and its contents.
CALIFORNIA LMFTs, LCSW, LEPs, & LPCCs: State of California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) no longer approves continuing education providers. All providers have been removed from the provider list. As a replacement the board now accepts courses completed from a provider that has been approved by a number of different agencies. The Wright Institute is approved by the APA. All courses on this site are accepted for continuing education credit by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.
Working with Clients who are Asian American, LGBTQ+ and/or Neurodiverse
Instructors:
Catherine Bitney, PhD
G. Nic Rider, PhD
Live via Zoom
Sunday, July 24, 2022
12:00pm - 2:00pm PST
Free for Wright Institute Community
Staff, Faculty, Students, Practicum and Internship Training Staff/Supervisors/Post Docs (serving WI Practicum and Internship Trainees)
General Public (with CE): $40; General Public (with NO CE) $10
50 Free spots for Wright Institute Faculty, Staff, Students. Please email ce@wi.edu to get promo code..
The Wright Institute Partners with Humintell
Humintell has continuing education courses for psychologists and therapists. The Wright Institute Community gets 40% off already discounted courses.
Use code: WRIGHT40 at checkout.
The Wright Institute's Continuing Education Grievance Policy.
- Surf Circle: Engaging Adolescent Boys
in Treatment Through Surf Therapy
Instructors: Nathan Greene, PsyD, Adam Moss, PsyD, Roberto Lascano, PhD, Christopher Arrilaga, PsyD - Suicide: Development of Risk and Effective Treatment
Instructor: Lisa Firestone, PhD - 23 Way to Protect Your Psychotherapy, MFT, Counseling and Social-Work Private Practice License from Licensing Board Complaints and Malpractice Lawsuits
Instructor: Ofer Zur, PhD - Cultural Considerations for Trauma Recovery of Racially and Ethnically Marginalized Survivors
Instructor: Thema Bryant-Davis, PhD - Access to Behavioral Healthcare for Rural People
Instructor: Diana L. Prescott, PhD - The Depolarizing of America for Ourselves, Our Clients, and Our Communities
Instructor: Kirk J. Schneider, PhD - Decentering Normative Psychoanalysis: Toward an Anti-Oppressive Praxis
Instructor: Lara Sheehi, PsyD - Violated By Love: Sexual Trauma in Collectivistic Communities
Instructor: Rosilda James, PsyD - Social Justice & Advocacy for Asian Americans Amidst Anti-Asian Racism: What Clinicians Need to Know
Instructor: Sherry Wang, PhD - Establishing Reliability when Coding Qualitative Data
Instructor: Moin Syed, PhD - Antiracist Psychological Assessment: Acknowledging the Harmful History
and Working Toward Honesty, Humility, and Healing
Instructor: Alea Holman, PhD - The Hermeneutic, Reflexive Stance in Qualitative Research
Instructor: Ruthellen Josselson, PhD - Session I: Half Day Practical Workshop on Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
Session II: Supervising/Advising Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) Studies
Instructor: Jonathan A. Smith, DPhil - Telepsychology, Ethics and Risk Management in the Time of COVID-19
Instructor: Daniel O. Taub, JD, PhD - Psychotherapy Relationships and Responsiveness That Work: Evidence-Based Practices
Instructor: John C. Norcross, PhD, ABPP - Time to Talk and Listen: Practicing Constructive Conversation about Culture in Supervision, Classrooms and Clinical Work
Instructors: Alicia delPrado, PhD and Anatasia Kim, PhD - Breakthroughs in the Understanding and Treatment of Male Depression: Gender Roles and Male-Specific Interventions
Instructor: Bruce Feingold, PhD