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Upcoming Live Webinars for Mental Health Treatment Providers
ADAA offers two to three live one-hour interactive webinars each month. Most live webinars offer CE/CME credits and include a Q&A session. ADAA is accredited by AMEDCO. ADAA members can watch all webinars at no cost (with the exception of the Fall Forum) and receive CE/CME credit free of charge. Have a question about an ADAA webinar? Please email: webinars@adaa.org.
CE Credit are approved by: ACCME, APA, ASWB, NBCC, CAMFT, and New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work
1 hour Live Webinar Pricing:
- Free to ADAA members (except the Fall Forum) and includes CE/CME credits
- $30 for Non-Members not seeking CE credits and $50 for Non-Members seeking CE credits
FAQs (What You Need to Know About ADAA Professional Webinars)
On-Demand Webinars (Check out ADAA's on-demand webinars - many of which are CE/CME eligible)
Interested in presenting an ADAA professional webinar? Please use the Professional Education Webinar Submissions Portal.
Thursday, April 15, 2021 12 pm
Karen Cassiday, PhD, ACT
April 15 live CE/CME eligible webinar with Karen Cassiday, PhD will describe the known symptoms of professional burnout, how they differ from depression and how they might manifest in a mental health professional.
Thursday, April 29, 2021 12 pm
Erica H. Wise, PhD
CE/CME Credit
1.00
Ethics Credit Eligibile
Yes
This participatory CE/CME workshop will provide a theoretical basis for understanding the impact of current stressors on our competence as mental health professionals and outline evidence-based approaches to caring for ourselves and our colleagues.
Friday, June 11, 2021 12 pm
Larry Cohen, LCSW
CE/CME Credit
3.00
Live CE/CME Eligible webinar presented by Larry Cohen, LCSW
Tuesday, July 20, 2021 12 pm
Emily M. Becker-Haimes, PhD
Hannah E. Frank, PhD
CE/CME Credit
1.00
Exposure therapy (“exposure”) is the most effective psychosocial treatment ingredient for individuals with anxiety and related disorders but is the least used in practice.
