Instructor | Dr. Brian Paulson, Ph.D.

Written for the BBS one-time 6 hour suicide risk assessment and intervention requirement.

Clinicians screen with validated tools and write a defensible risk formulation.

Counselors provide lethal means counseling and know California firearm reporting rules.

Clear Florida guidance on minors' consent, parenting plans, and parental records access

Ready-to-use tools: Consent Authority Map, Information Request Screen, and Multiple Relationship Risk Screen

Step-by-step handling of abuse reports, subpoenas, school requests, and guardian ad litem contacts

Licensees apply the chapter 491 and 64B4 rules to the March 31, 2027 renewal and self-report hours in CE Broker.

Clinicians know that s. 491.0147 requires notice to law enforcement after a qualifying threat.

Counselors learn the March 2, 2026 change to the former client rule in 64B4-10.003.

Counselors apply Wis. Stat. ch. 457 and the MPSW rules for the February 28, 2027 renewal.

Practitioners handle releases and subpoenas under Wis. Stat. 51.30, 146.82, and 905.04.

Clinicians apply Schuster v. Altenberg and Wis. Stat. 51.17 when a client threatens harm.

Counselors apply 225 ILCS 107, the Part 1375 rules, and the CE rules for the March 31, 2027 renewal.

Practitioners handle releases and subpoenas under the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidentiality Act.

Clinicians know when Illinois permits disclosure to protect and who files FOID clear and present danger reports.

Designed around Arizona's 3-hour cultural competency and diversity requirement (R4-6-802)

Practical tools: Cultural Formulation Interview, broaching, rupture repair, and interpreter best practices

Covers ACA, NASW, APA, and NBCC ethics, CLAS Standards, and Section 1557 language access

Up to date on Florida telehealth law and Counseling Compact status as of October 2026

Ready-to-use tools: jurisdiction log, platform and BAA checklist, remote emergency plan

Clear guidance on HIPAA, BAAs, AI note tools, and breach response

Written for New Jersey's 1 contact hour on prescription opioid drugs (P.L. 2017, c.341).

Counselors recognize the signs of opioid misuse, addiction, and diversion.

Practitioners screen with the TAPS Tool and refer to MOUD and ReachNJ.

Counselors apply the N.J.A.C. 13:34 rules and the CE requirements for the November 30, 2026 renewal, including the 5 ethics hours.

Practitioners handle records requests and subpoenas under N.J.R.E. 534, HIPAA, and 42 CFR Part 2.

Clinicians know why the duty to warn statute does not name counselors and what to do anyway.

Explains how existing Pennsylvania ethics, confidentiality, and recordkeeping rules apply to AI tools

Reviews pending Pennsylvania bills (HB 1925 and SB 1090) and Department of State action on unlicensed chatbots, with other states' laws as examples

Covers HIPAA business associate agreements and privacy risks for AI scribes and chatbots

Five clock hours of marriage and family therapy content for Pennsylvania LMFTs, LPCs, and social workers

EFT, Gottman, IBCT, FFT, MST, BSFT, MDFT, ABFT, and more

Practical tools and case studies in every module

Explains why Gambling Disorder moved from impulse control disorders to addictive disorders, and the brain changes it shares with substance use.

Reviews the nine diagnostic criteria for Gambling Disorder, including chasing losses and bailouts.

Trains clinicians on screening and assessment tools such as the South Oaks Gambling Screen (SOGS) and the NODS.