Beyond the Diagnosis
Emotional, Social, and Systemic Challenges Within the Rare Disease Community
12 Hour CE NBCC | ASWB | APA
Upcoming Live: 4
On-Demand: 4
Continuing Education Library
Live & On-Demand | No-Cost
Beyond the Uniform | On-Demand
Beyond the Uniform is a continuing education series that equips mental health professionals with the knowledge and practical skills to better understand and respond to the emotional, social, and systemic challenges experienced by military members, veterans, and their families. Through evidence-informed training on topics such as moral injury, moral distress, trauma-informed care, and moral repair, participants will strengthen their ability to provide compassionate, culturally responsive support while promoting healing, resilience, and recovery across both military and civilian contexts.
3 Hour CE NBCC | ASWB | APA
Moral Injury and Moral Distress: Clinical Foundations for Military and Civilian Contexts
Trauma-Informed Approaches to Moral Repair: Clinical and Community-Based Strategies
The Fraud Fallout
Financial Fraud and Scam Trauma Training Series
9 Hour CE NBCC | ASWB | APA
Upcoming Live: 0
On-Demand: 6
Cultural Humility
3 Hour CE NBCC | ASWB | APA
Understanding the Intersectionality of Trauma for Marginalized Individuals | August 14, 2026 | 12:30pm – 2pm EST
This 1.5-hour continuing education course explores how trauma intersects with identity, systems of oppression, and historical experiences to shape the lives of marginalized individuals. Participants will gain practical strategies for recognizing the impact of intersectionality, understanding barriers to culturally responsive care, and delivering more equitable, trauma-informed clinical services.
Cultural Humility in Clinical Practice | September 11, 2026 | 12:30pm – 2pm EST
This 1.5-hour continuing education course examines the role of cultural humility in strengthening therapeutic relationships and improving clinical outcomes. Participants will learn to distinguish cultural humility from cultural competence, recognize how privilege and bias influence care, and apply practical strategies to foster self-awareness and deliver more inclusive, culturally responsive services.
