Tennessee Board of Examiners of Psychology
Our continuing education (CE) courses are curated to meet the renewal requirements of the Tennessee Board of Examiners of Psychology. Licensees, including Psychologists, Senior Psychological Examiners, and Psychological Examiners, must complete 40 contact hours every two years. Importantly, the Tennessee Board allows continuing education to be completed online; however, please be advised that Tennessee limits asynchronous online continuing education to a maximum of 20 hours per renewal cycle, requiring the remaining 20 hours to involve real-time interaction. Across all primary independent clinical licenses, renewal requirements mandate a minimum of 3 hours specific to the Tennessee code, rules, and APA ethics, 3 hours dedicated to cultural diversity, and at least 9 hours must be provided by an APA-approved sponsor. Our course library offers up-to-date, board-recognized training across the most critical areas in behavioral health, including state-specific statutes, cultural competence, and psychological interventions. As an American Psychological Association (APA) approved co-sponsor, our formal continuing education activities are automatically approved to meet the Tennessee Board of Examiners of Psychology's CE requirements. Browse our courses to build a customized CE curriculum, satisfy your Tennessee Board of Examiners of Psychology requirements, and continue delivering the highest standard of care to individuals across Tennessee, with credits automatically reported to CE Broker upon completion.
Tennessee Statutes, Rules, and APA Ethics (3 Hours)
Practitioners analyze the APA Ethics Code General Principles and Ethical Standards to formulate legally defensible treatment plans.
Professionals evaluate Tennessee Code Annotated Title 63, Chapter 11, to understand the statutory definition and scope of psychological practice.
Clinicians implement Chapters 1180-01 through 1180-04 regulations to satisfy Tennessee Board biennial renewal requirements.
Cultural Diversity and Implicit Bias For TN Psychologists (3 Hours)
Clinicians analyze how implicit cognitive stereotyping distorts diagnostic accuracy and clinical perception.
Practitioners evaluate intersecting aspects of identity to formulate culturally responsive and equitable treatment plans.
Professionals implement standardized debiasing protocols to reduce unconscious bias during clinical evaluations.
Professional Clinical Ethics for TN Psychologists (3 Hours)
Practitioners evaluate boundary crossings versus boundary violations to prevent accidental ethical misconduct.
Clinicians implement the duty to warn and duty to protect when clients present imminent threats of violence.
Professionals apply digital confidentiality safeguards to protect electronic health records from unauthorized breaches.
Pain and Symptom Management For TN Psychologists (2 Hours)
Clinicians apply the biopsychosocial model to address the cognitive, emotional, and physical drivers of chronic pain.
Professionals implement quota-contingent activity pacing to break the boom-and-bust cycle of functional decline.
Practitioners evaluate pharmacological risk factors including opioid misuse potential and dangerous drug interactions.
Diagnosis and Treatment For Tennessee Psychologists (6 Hours)
Applying DSM-5-TR Z-codes documents social determinants of health that directly influence clinical outcomes.
Distinguishing manic features from major depressive episodes prevents dangerous diagnostic misclassification.
Utilizing ASAM placement criteria ensures clients receive the precise level of care their clinical severity demands.
Neurobiology and Relapse Prevention For TN Psychologists (12 Hours)
Analyzing mesolimbic dopamine systems explains why conventional punitive interventions fail to produce lasting behavioral change.
Evaluating neuroadaptive receptor changes allows clinicians to reframe early recovery struggles as biological rehabilitation.
Implementing HALT and relapse drift frameworks prevents the gradual erosion of recovery capital.
Suicide Assessment and Prevention For Tennessee Psychologists (3 Hours)
Administering standardized screening instruments ensures accurate risk stratification during crisis moments.
Developing collaborative safety plans directly reduces imminent lethal risk for vulnerable clients.
Executing emergency protocols maintains ethical compliance during acute psychological crises.