New clinical seminars will be added as scheduled. Please check back regularly for new offerings.
These seminars are designed for mental and physical healthcare providers, educators, and others who work with children, but are open to everyone.
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Most people think that when infants are adopted at birth, and taken home from the hospital by their new adoptive parents, the trauma of adoption is avoided. But the truth is that trauma exists even in the most ideal of circumstances and can influence mental health and mental illness later in life. The good news is that understanding the causes and impacts makes us better clinicians who are better equipped to treat adoptive families in our practices.
Join us for a deep dive with Angela Jamison, CMHRC Deputy Director, adoption and foster care specialist, certified in Trauma Responsive Practice.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Psychiatric medications have a meaningful impact on the metabolism. The most commonly used medications in psychiatry, from antidepressants to antipsychotics, can have short and long term impacts on both the patient’s metabolic and psychiatric health. Join us for a deep dive into the intersection of medication and metabolism to understand its importance in your practice and for your clients.
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Sleep is one of the leading indicators of mental health and with the clocks changing in a few weeks, it’s the right time to learn how to make more out of your sleep routine. Good sleep can improve mental health for all of us, and it can be a bulwark against symptom outbreaks for those who live with mental illness. Parent know that improving sleep quality and duration improves quality of life in the whole house. Come learn how to build a better sleep routine and help yourself and your child thrive.
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
We’re called “Helping Professionals” for a reason, and helping others is at the center of every mental health provider’s purpose. But, the dramatic increase in need for mental health services is putting unprecedented pressures on mental healthcare workers. It’s important to remember that we can only help our clients and patients when we’re also taking care of ourselves. Join us for a supportive seminar on how to gently and efficiently engage in meaningful self-care as we head into the holiday season.
No clinical seminar is held in July.
Check back soon for information on August and September’s offerings.
These are some of the previously held seminars are available as recorded CE credit courses. To view all available courses, please login or create an account in our continuing education portal.
