Courses

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

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

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

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

Designed around Arizona's technology continuing education requirement (R4-6-802) beginning January 1, 2027

Explains Arizona's AI informed consent rule and Illinois, Nevada, Utah, Texas, and Tennessee AI laws

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

Covers all four content areas required by Michigan's human trafficking training rules

Self-paced text format accepted under the rules' "printed or electronic media" modality

For Michigan counselors, social workers, MFTs, psychologists, and license applicants

Meets the Virginia requirement for hours in ethics, standards of practice, or laws governing behavioral science professions in Virginia

Built on the current text of 18VAC115-20 and the Code of Virginia

Covers the duty to protect (§ 54.1-2400.1), mandated reporting, and the duty to inform (§ 54.1-2400.4)

Designed for the annual 3-hour California law and ethics requirement for BBS registrants

Written from the associate's point of view, including supervision and employment rules

Covers confidentiality, records, mandated reporting, and the duty to protect under California law

Designed to meet the BBS one-time 3-hour telehealth requirement (BPC sections 4980.395, 4996.27.1, 4999.67)

Covers 16 CCR section 1815.5 duties at the start of telehealth and at every session

All three hours address law and ethics related to telehealth

Covers each topic required by 68 Ill. Adm. Code 1130.400

Explains the Illinois Human Rights Act, Title VII, remedies, and retaliation protections

Applies prevention to supervision, group practices, and client behavior

Meets the Illinois Alzheimer's disease and other dementias training requirement

Covers diagnosis, treatment, and care from a mental health perspective

Includes current information on biomarkers and anti-amyloid treatments

Covers each topic required by 68 Ill. Adm. Code 1130.500

Applies implicit bias research to diagnosis, risk assessment, and treatment

Teaches practical strategies such as structured assessment, individuation, and habit-breaking