Instructor | Dr. Brian Paulson, Ph.D.
Counseling Minors in Tennessee: Consent, Confidentiality, and Parental Access to Records (2 Hours)
Current Tennessee law on consent and records for minors, including 2026 Public Chapter 883
Parental consent statute (Tenn. Code Ann. § 63-1-176), exceptions, and minors 16+
HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, FERPA, and the endangerment exception
Spiritually Integrated Clinical Practice: Assessment, Interventions, and Ethics (5 Hours)
Fills the 5-hour yearly multi-media allowance for Tennessee LCPTs (Rule 0450-03-.12)
Spiritual assessment tools and religious experience vs. psychopathology
Religiously integrated CBT, forgiveness, moral injury, and scrupulosity treatment
Suicide Prevention, Assessment, Treatment, Management, and Postvention for Tennessee Clinicians (2 Hours)
Meets Tennessee's suicide prevention training requirement (at least once every 4 years) for LPC, LPC/MHSP, LMFT, and LCPT
Covers all five Tullis Act elements: prevention, assessment and screening, treatment, management, and postvention
Uses 2023 Tennessee suicide data, including the role of firearms
Tennessee Ethics and Jurisprudence for Counselors, Marital and Family Therapists, and Clinical Pastoral Therapists (3 Hours)
Meets Tennessee's 3-hour ethics and jurisprudence requirement for LPC, LPC/MHSP, LMFT, and LCPT
Built on T.C.A. 63-22 and board rules 0450-01, 0450-02, and 0450-03
Duty to warn, child and adult abuse reporting, and telehealth rules
Arizona Behavioral Health Ethics and Mental Health Law (3 Hours)
Meets Arizona's 3-hour behavioral health ethics or mental health law requirement
Built on the rules effective November 2, 2025, including the 2027 changes
Duty to warn, child and vulnerable adult reporting, and telehealth rules
Telehealth and Electronic Communication in Arizona Behavioral Health Practice (3 Hours)
Written for Arizona's 3-hour technology requirement beginning January 1, 2027
R4-6-1106 consent and progress note elements, A.R.S. § 36-3606 telehealth registration, and compacts
Emergency planning, HIPAA security, telesupervision limits, and artificial intelligence
Supervising in Tennessee: Rules, Agreements, Documentation, and Telesupervision (3 Hours)
For the 3 hours of supervision CE that LPC supervisors complete every 2 years (Rule 0450-01-.10)
Built on the board's September 2025 supervision policies and 2021 clinical setting policy
Associate license, telehealth hours, and telesupervision
Couple and Family Therapy: Systemic Assessment, Evidence-Based Models, and Ethical Practice (5 Hours)
Fills the 5-hour yearly multi-media allowance for Tennessee LMFTs (Rule 0450-02-.12)
EFT, Gottman, IBCT, FFT, MST, BSFT, MDFT, ABFT, and more
Practical tools and case studies in every module
The Counseling Compact and Interstate Telehealth Law (3 Hours)
Current Compact status: 40 member jurisdictions and 9 states issuing privileges as of September 2026
Step-by-step eligibility, application, fees, and jurisprudence requirements for a privilege to practice
Interstate telehealth beyond the Compact: travel, non-member states, emergencies, and insurance
Cultural Competency and Diversity in Behavioral Health Practice (3 Hours)
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
Clinical Supervision Essentials for Colorado LPCs: The Seven Required Content Areas (6 Hours)
Designed around the six clock-hour, seven content area option in 4 CCR 737-1, Rule 1.7
Covers Colorado's supervision rule, the Mental Health Practice Act, and the duty to warn under C.R.S. 13-21-117
Also usable toward the three professional development hours in supervision required each renewal
Suicide Risk Assessment, Treatment, and Management for Pennsylvania Clinicians: Act 74 (1 Hour)
Designed around the Act 74 suicide prevention hour required at each Pennsylvania renewal
Covers assessment, treatment, and management of suicide risk, the three areas named in the law
Includes Pennsylvania's Mental Health Procedures Act, 302 process, and minor consent rules