A comprehensive course that prepares clinicians to offer behavioral health services while in a different location than the client through the use of technology.

Learn to coordinate virtual visits between consultants and their patients in both remote and urban settings.

Learn the skills needed to confidently and correctly assist a vascular neurologist with a telestroke consultation.

The CMCC credential promotes the highest standard of excellence providing best practices for competent and ethical practice in providing counseling and related services veterans, active military and their family members.

The AAT-I Credential program is designed for licensed/certified professionals to learn how to utilize Animal-Assisted Interventions ethically and intentionally.

The GCTC program empowers clinicians with interventions and tools to confidently support clients as they learn to manage and live alongside their grief.

The behavioral health needs for LGBTQIA+ individuals are at an all time high and access to affirming and safe providers is a top priority for this community.

The EDTC program offer clinicians comprehensive knowledge of the etiology, assessment and treatment of eating disorders.

The MRTC program offer clinicians comprehensive information of the ethical, social and legal aspects of mandated reporting.

The IDCC program helps clinicians expand their skill sets and practices to address the mental health needs of people with ID.

The CSC is an in-depth training program for clinical supervisors and those who wish to become supervisors. This program also meets the ACS credential training requirements. 

The MITC program helps clinicians understand client-centered communication skills and directive strategies to support behavioral change throguh MI.