Florida Certification Board

As an FCB Approved Provider, our course catalog is specifically curated to meet the renewal standards for Certified Behavioral Health Technicians (CBHT), Certified Recovery Peer Specialists (CRPS — including adult, family, and veteran tracks), Certified Addiction Professionals and Counselors (CAP/CAC), and Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (CTTS). Every course is expertly developed by Dr. Brian Paulson and designed to deliver evidence-based, real-world training that not only satisfies your credential requirements but genuinely advances your clinical practice. All courses are fully online and self-paced, allowing you to complete your required hours on your own schedule. Upon finishing a course, your official certificate is available for immediate download — no waiting required. Browse our catalog below to find the training that fits your credential and continue making a meaningful impact in the lives of those you serve.

Executing Quality Standards in Recovery Residence Administration (10 Contact Hours)

Administrators apply NARR and FARR quality benchmarks to daily housing operations.

Professionals construct transparent financial systems that ensure long-term stability.

Operators design physical environments that actively promote peer support and personal healing.

10h
13

Administrative Ethics and Crisis Response (10 Contact Hours)

Apply the FCB Code of Conduct to everyday administrative scenarios.

Design clear grievance policies and emergency response plans for residents.

Execute rapid overdose response protocols including immediate Naloxone administration.

10h
13

Ethical Integrity & Electives (10 Contact Hours)

Understand the absolute ethical boundaries that protect both the vulnerable client and the behavioral health professional.

Recognize the dangers of dual relationships and apply structured models to prevent financial or emotional exploitation.

Execute mandatory reporting duties regarding suspected abuse while navigating the strict limits of federal privacy laws.

10h
13

Documentation and Confidentiality (10 Contact Hours)

Technicians will differentiate between objective observations and subjective opinions to write factual shift notes.

Training covers the practical application of HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 to maintain strict confidentiality in the milieu.

Learners will link their daily observations to the master treatment plan to maintain the golden thread of care.

10h
14

Clinical Competence & Safety (10 Contact Hours)

Technicians will learn to maintain professional boundaries and understand their distinct role within the interdisciplinary treatment team.

Participants will learn to identify subtle shifts in a client's emotional baseline that indicate emerging clinical issues.

Training covers the implementation of Universal Precautions to protect clients and staff from physical hazards.

10h
14

Trauma Informed Care Principles and Practice (6 Contact Hours)

Master the core principles of trauma-informed care to enhance client safety and therapeutic engagement.

Analyze the neurological and behavioral impacts of trauma to better conceptualize client presentation.

Implement evidence-based strategies to avoid re-traumatizing clients within the behavioral health system.

6h
8

Treating Nicotine Dependence and Co-Occurring Disorders (4 Contact Hours)

Assess the neurobiological and clinical intersections of tobacco addiction and co-occurring behavioral health disorders.

Implement targeted motivational interviewing techniques to resolve ambivalence and enhance commitment to tobacco cessation.

Formulate comprehensive treatment plans that integrate pharmacotherapy options, behavioral interventions, and relapse prevention strategies.

4h
1
7

Telehealth Best Practices and Virtual Ethics (4 Contact Hours)

Learners will master the clinical modification skills required to translate evidence-based, face-to-face therapeutic interventions into a secure virtual environment.

Professionals will implement robust digital privacy protocols to ensure strict compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and 42 CFR Part 2 regulations.

Clinicians will navigate complex out-of-state jurisdictional rules and establish rigorous boundary management strategies to prevent ethical violations.

4h
6

Psychopharmacology Foundations for Behavioral Health Professionals (8 Contact Hours)

Master the biological mechanisms of action and common side effects of primary psychoactive medications used in addiction and mental health treatment.

Identify complex and potentially lethal interactions between prescribed psychotropic medications and illicit substances.

Develop collaborative communication strategies to partner effectively with psychiatric prescribers and multidisciplinary medical teams.

8h
10

Mastering Case Management Oversight and Ethics (10 Contact Hours)

Learners will analyze the legalities of privacy and boundary management specific to behavioral health coordination and linkage services.

Supervisors will implement evidence-based strategies to accurately monitor multidisciplinary teamwork and mitigate clinical risk.

Learners will execute rigorous oversight protocols to ensure clinical documentation complies with state statutes and federal guidelines.

10h
13
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