
Self-Paced Catalog

Featured Self-Paced Course
Master the updated NASW digital ethics standards and learn how to build a professional online presence, responsibly integrate AI, and safeguard client care from common virtual pitfalls.
Behavioral Health
Evidence-Based Practice with the LGBTQ Population (CE)
The BHWET Program was a four-year workforce development program funded by the federal agency Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) to prepare the next generation of behavioral healthcare professionals to specialize in culturally responsive services.
Behavioral Health
Evidence-Based Practice with the LGBTQ Population (Non-CE)
The BHWET Program was a four-year workforce development program funded by the federal agency Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) to prepare the next generation of behavioral healthcare professionals to specialize in culturally responsive services.
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Practical Documentation Skills for Substance Use Professionals
This course introduces participants to ethical, client‑centered documentation practices in substance use treatment. Participants will learn to identify the ethical responsibilities of documentation, write notes that clearly articulate clinical reasoning and the connection between interventions and treatment goals, and use language that honors client identity, autonomy and lived experience while meeting legal and regulatory standards.
Ethics
The Ethics of School Social Workers: Are You as Ethical as You Can Be?
Participants will actively engage in this ethics training related to working in a school setting via self-reflection of their own practice, review of case scenarios and development of an individual ethics enhancement plan.
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