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Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by Margaret Wehrenberg, PsyD
This anxiety-busting guide breaks down the 10 simplest and most effective remedies for anxiety. Mental health practitioners and their clients will greatly benefit from reading this practical-application oriented text.
Cost: $54
Credits: 11
by Margaret Wehrenberg, PsyD
A strategy-filled handbook to understand, manage, and conquer your depression, modeled after its best-selling counterpart on anxiety. Drawing on cutting-edge neuroscience research, presented in a reader-friendly way, Margaret Wehrenberg, PsyD, provides a strategy-filled handbook to understand, manage, and conquer depression. She skillfully describes what happens in the brain of a depression sufferer, and what specific techniques can be used to alter brain activity and control its range of disabling symptoms. All practical, take-charge tips from a seasoned clinician, this book presents the 10 most effective strategies for moving from lethargy into action, taking charge of one's brain, and breaking free from depression to find hope and happiness. Margaret Wehrenberg, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist in private practice and a popular public speaker. She is also the author of, 'The 10 Best-Ever Anxiety Management Techniques, and 'The Anxious Brain'.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Simon Rego, PsyD, ABPP, ACT and Sarah Fader
Readers will find helpful information on the nature and forms of depression, measures for assessing depression, tools to reduce their symptoms and resources for additional help. Along the way, they will be provided with guidance on how to overcome various obstacles. They’ll learn how to increase their motivation, identify their problems, create a plan of action, and attack procrastination.
Cost: $59
Credits: 17
by Jordan B. Peterson
Drawing on vivid examples from his clinical practice and personal life, cutting-edge psychology and philosophy, and lessons from humanity’s oldest myths and stories, Dr. Peterson takes the reader on an intellectual journey like no other. Gripping, thought-provoking and deeply rewarding, 12 Rules for Life offers an antidote to the chaos in our lives: eternal truths applied to our modern problems.
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
by Stephen R. Covey, PhD
Whether you are in a public or private clinic, whether it is a large multi-practitioner office or your own small independent practice, the principles discussed in 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People' provide enduring and universal truths for effective, values-based leadership.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Gerald Schoenewolf, Ph.D.
76 TYPICAL THERAPY MISTAKES is a workbook for psychotherapists of all types, providing them with an instructive as well as entertaining way to avoid the common pitfalls of practicing psychotherapy. It is based on actual research on the typical mistakes therapists have made through the years.
Cost: $54
Credits: 11
by Carolyn Costin and Gwen Schubert Grabb
If you work with clients who restrict their eating, binge, purge, excessively diet or weigh themselves, exercise compulsively, or engage routinely and obsessively in any other food or weight related behaviors, this book is for you.
Cost: $64
Credits: 16
by Russ Harris, MD
This book addresses exposure, relationship issues, flexible thinking, harnessing the power of emotions, self-compassion, shame, overcoming hopelessness, etc. Over 60% of the book is new and there has been a substantial rewriting of the initial edition for clarity purposes.
Cost: $54
Credits: 11
by Russ Harris, MD
ACT Made Simple is a practical and entertaining primer, ideal for ACT newcomers and experienced ACT professionals alike. The text offers clear explanations of the six ACT processes and a set of real-world tips and solutions for rapidly implementing them in your practice. This book gives clinicians everything they need to start using ACT with their clients for positive results.
Cost: $54
Credits: 12
by John Monopoli, PhD
Active Mind/Receptive Mind: The Journey of Mindfulness is designed to provide readers with a comprehensive introduction to mindfulness and its relationship to constructive action.
Cost: $55
Credits: 8
by Gerald G. May, M.D.
The course/text looks at the processes of attachment that frequently result in addiction and examines the relationship between addiction and spiritual awareness. It considers addiction as a broader issue that involves a range of behaviors far beyond alcohol and drugs to include work, sex, performance, responsibility, and intimacy. Drawing on his experience as a psychiatrist working with the chemically dependent, May emphasizes that addiction represents an attempt to assert complete control over ones life.
Cost: $24
Credits: 5
by Dr. James E. Phelan
The Addictions Recovery Workbook provides a diversity of exercises clinicians can assign to facilitate healing, discussion and accountability. This workbook provides tools for overcoming the inherent barriers in the recovery process allowing the addict to advance in his or her recovery.
Cost: $24
Credits: 5
by Michele Wahlder, MS, LPC, PCC
An 'alphatude' is defined as a person, place or thing for which one alphabetically expresses gratitude. You will be guided on a beautifully inspiring journey through twenty-six Alphatudes drawn from spiritual principles and universal human concepts.
Cost: $35
Credits: 6
by Vivian Lamphear, PhD and Sherry Marlar
Anger Control Parenting (ACP) combines parent anger control and child behavior management training in one easy to learn package.
Cost: $45
Credits: 9
by Gary Chapman, PhD
Writing from a Christian therapy perspective, Gary Chapman, PhD, offers helpful insights into why people get angry, what can be done about it and how to help others with their anger.
Cost: $64
Credits: 14
by Kasley Killam MPH
Just as we exercise our physical muscles, we can strengthen our social muscles. Weaving together cutting-edge science, mindset shifts, and practical wisdom, Killam offers the first methodology for how to be socially healthy. An antidote to the loneliness epidemic and an inspiring manifesto for seeing wellbeing as not only physical and mental, but also social, The Art and Science of Connection is a handbook for thriving.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by Shauna L. Shapiro, PhD and Linda E. Carlson, PhD, RPsych
This revised edition includes the current research and theory related to mindfulness, with new sections outlining the neuroscience of mindfulness, boundary conditions of its growing application, and updated research on mechanisms of change and yet keeps the fundamentals central. It is essential to have a clear foundation, which can be continually augmented with current publications that highlight the most recent research, theory, and clinical applications.
Cost: $54
Credits: 13
by Brene’ Brown, PhD, MSW
In Atlas of the Heart, Brown takes us on a journey through 87 of the emotions and experiences that define what it means to be human. As she maps the necessary skills and an actionable framework for meaningful connection, she gives us the language and tools to access a universe of new choices and second chances - a universe where we can share and steward the stories of our bravest and most heartbreaking moments with one another in a way that builds connection.
Cost: $54
Credits: 13
by James Clear
Atomic Habits offers a proven framework for improving—every day from one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, reveals practical strategies that will teach you exactly how to form good habits, break bad ones, and master the tiny behaviors that lead to remarkable results.
Cost: $60
Credits: 10
by Martin E. P. Seligman
The course, Authentic Happiness, by Martin Seligman equips clinicians with the tools to develop nurturing sets of strengths, competencies, and virtues in people; such as future-mindedness, hope, interpersonal skills, courage,the capacity for 'flow,' faith, and developing a work ethic.
Cost: $54
Credits: 16
by Jordan B. Peterson, PhD
In 12 Rules for Life, clinical psychologist and celebrated professor at Harvard and the University of Toronto Dr. Jordan B. Peterson helped millions impose order on the chaos of their lives. Now, in this well-received sequel, Peterson delivers in Beyond Order:12 More Rules For Life, Twelve more life enhancing principles for resisting the exhausting toll that our desire to order the world inevitably takes.
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
by David J. Miklowitz, Ph.D.
This is the SECOND EDITION (NEW): of Dr. Miklowitz's popular and professionally acclaimed primer on diagnosing and treating Bipolar Disorders. This edition updates the clician on current diagnostic techniques, how to lay the foundation for effective treatment, the efficacy of medications and psychotherapy, relapse prevention and practical strategies for staying well. This edition has added a chapter exclusively focused on the female experience, and treatment for a Bipolar Disorder.
Cost: $54
Credits: 14
by Bessel van der Kolk, MD
In The Body Keeps the Score, Dr. Bessel van der Kolk uses recent scientific advances to show how trauma literally reshapes both body and brain, compromising sufferers' capacities for pleasure, engagement, self-control, and trust. He explores innovative treatments—from neurofeedback and meditation to sports, drama, and yoga—
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Dr. Dan Allender and Dr. Tremper Longman III
In Bold Love, Dr. Dan Allender and Dr. Tremper Longman III present a fresh perspective on genuine Christian love; defining it as aggressive, unrelenting and passionate. Rather than helping people merely 'get along' with others at the expense of integrity, the authors introduce the possibility of making a significant, life-changing impact on family, friends, co-workers and even enemies.
Cost: $55
Credits: 11
by Henry Cloud and John Townsend
Boundaries in Marriage is a natural extension of the principles developed by Drs. Henry Cloud and John Townsend in their breakthrough text, Boundaries. However, there is no need for clinicians to read the first book prior to mastering Boundaries in Marriage.
Cost: $45
Credits: 9
by Henry Cloud and John Townsend
Boundaries with Kids emerged from the award-winning boundary work of Drs. Henry Cloud and John Townsend. Indeed, the same premise is the foundation for all the books: boundaries are similar to property lines, they help people figure out what belongs to them and what belongs to someone else.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Dr. John Townsend
Dr. John Townsend draws from the principles of his best-selling book, Boundaries and incorporates new and exciting concepts from a Christian faith perspective that will help them practically guide parents in the task of parenting teenagers. The course will provide valuable tools in the therapist's ability to help parents set healthy limits, realistic consequences, and to be loving and caring while establishing these rules.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Henry Cloud and John Townsend
Boundaries is the seminal text on getting one's life under control. Evidence of this book striking a common human chord is confirmed by sales of more than 700,000 copies and the spawning of specific issue volumes such as Boundaries in Marriage, Boundaries with Kids and Boundaries in Dating.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Tanya J. Peterson, MS, NCC
Break Free: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in 3 Steps: is a complete resource for understanding ACT, and a collection of exercises to help clients apply the principles of ACT in their lives. You will be able to help them break the chains of unhappiness with this accessible guide for building ACT skills and getting on the path to a mindful and meaningful life.
Cost: $55
Credits: 9
by Donald P. Hall
This book uses models of body, mind, and spirit to describe the problem of depression and what can be done to overcome it. The 'brain' models are constructed of cellular structures and chemical networks. The 'mind' models are built on a foundation of three basic emotional needs.
Cost: $50
Credits: 6
by Ellen K. Baker
Ellen K. Baker guides the reader through waters all helping professionals must navigate in preserving their own well-being and in fortifying themselves from the unrelenting tides of stress unique to mental health practitioners.
Cost: $64
Credits: 15
by Suzanne Thistle, MA, MLADC
Find solutions to your substance use disorder in the pages of this book. Break free from feeling held hostage by a chemical and let the testimonies and advice of 101 trailblazers guide, inspire, and provide wisdom. Read about how their lives felt helpless, yet they experienced transformation and regained the confidence of others. You don’t have to use addictive medications to recover, and you can start now.
Cost: $45
Credits: 7
by Philip J. Henry, PhD, Lori Marie Figueroa, MS, David R. Miller, PhD
This is an excellent source for innovative strategies connecting the everyday world of clients with Christian principles and Scripture. This creative, time-saving guide assists therapists in helping clients achieve therapy goals through professionally sound exercises while maintaining a positive, supportive connection with Christian beliefs.
Cost: $40
Credits: 5
Dr. Timothy Clinton and Dr. George Ohlschlager
SECTION ONE: Includes Parts I & II, (Chapters 1-7). We have chosen to present Competent Christian Counseling in three separate sections to help manage the course content and sharpen the focus as you review the text. This section covers the Introduction, Spiritual, Biological and Psychosocial Foundations of Christian Counseling.
Cost: $50
Credits: 7
Dr. Timothy Clinton and Dr. George Ohlschlager
SECTION TWO: Includes Parts III & IV, (Chapters 8-16). We have chosen to present Competent Christian Counseling in three separate sections to help manage the course content and sharpen the focus as you review the text. This section covers the Counseling Relationship, Ethics, and the Process and Practice of Christian Counseling.
Cost: $75
Credits: 11
Dr. Timothy Clinton and Dr. George Ohlschlager
SECTION THREE: Includes Parts V & VI, (Chapters 17-33). We have chosen to present Competent Christian Counseling in three separate sections to help manage the course content and sharpen the focus as you review the text. This section covers the major counseling modalities; marriage therapy,group work...
Cost: $50
Credits: 8
by Peter L. Sheras, PhD, ABPP and Phyllis R. Koch-Sheras, PhD
Drs. Peter Sheras and Phyllis Koch-Sheras introduce the Couple Power Therapy model, an exciting new approach in which partners co-create a unified vision for their relationship. They use a series of sequential tasks to teach the partners how to transcend their individual identities to nurture the each other.
Cost: $60
Credits: 15
by Robert W. Firestone, PhD, Lisa A. Firestone, PhD, Joyce Catlett, MA
The course offers a compilation of mature therapeutic insights that are valuable in achieving a better way of living. It describes a unique experiment in applied psychology where a group of individuals overcame a wide range of defensive behaviors and transformed their lives.
Cost: $64
Credits: 16
by Marsha M. Linehan, PhD, ABPP
Marsha M. Linehan, PhD, ABPP, is the author of this text and the developer of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), this comprehensive resource provides vital tools for implementing DBT skills training. The reproducible teaching notes, handouts, and worksheets used for over two decades by hundreds of thousands of practitioners have been significantly revised and expanded to reflect important research and clinical advances.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Ernest Becker, PhD
Ernest Becker received the Pulitzer Prize for this work in 1974, two months after his death from colon cancer at age 49. The book expresses Becker's view of humankind's evolution of thought. His work is built upon Otto Rank and Norman Brown's understanding of death and of Freud's psychoanalytical theory.
Cost: $50
Credits: 7
Dr. Gary Smalley, Michael Smalley, and Robert Paul
In this book, relationship expert Gary Smalley shows how people are designed for relationships: with others, with themselves, and with God. It's part of a person's relational DNA. When those relationships are balanced and healthy, life is good. But too often people live with broken, strained relationships, and the pain can be unbearable.
Cost: $45
Credits: 8
by Jan Frank
Through this popular therapeutic book, Jan Frank, encourages victims of abuse to face the reality of what took place in their lives and the aftershocks that continue to take a toll. Then, implementing a Christian therapeutic approach, she walks them through the steps, and the stories of healing.
Cost: $29
Credits: 6
by Leslie S. Greenberg, PhD
Leslie Greenberg's work on emotion focused therapy is arguably one of the most important contributions to psychotherapy in recent years. This volume describes and illustrates the clinical use of emotion-focused experiential interventions within the context of an accepting and affirming relationship.
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Albert J. Bernstein, PhD
Dr. Bernstein will help you and your clients see the self-serving Narcissists, hedonistic Antisocials, exhausting Paranoids, or over-the-top drama queens. He shares valuable advice, psychological perspectives, and much needed humor as he gives clinicians a range of defense strategies that will keep the blood-sucking creatures of darkness from draining them dry. This course is based on the 2nd edition (2012), of this well received book.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by Beverly Engel
In this breakthrough book, Beverly Engel, one of the world's leading experts on the subject of 'emotional abuse' defines what it is and what to do about it. The text will help clinicians identify emotional abuse and how to find the roots of the behavior.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by Jane M. Campbell, PhD, NCC, ACS feat. Barbara Herlihy, PhD, NCC, LPC
This book presents a comprehensive model and techniques for supervising mental health professionals individually and in groups, as well as peer supervision. A clear and accessible resource, it provides step-by-step guidelines for supervising beginning as well as advanced practitioners, along with proven tips for effective supervision, including how to give constructive feedback and how to apply coaching strategies to motivate supervisees.
Cost: $0
Credits: 1
by American Psychological Association
The material for this course is The American Psychological Association's (APA) Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (hereinafter referred to as the Ethics Code). It is viewable on the APA web site and it consists of an Introduction, a Preamble, five General Principals, and specific Ethical Standards.
Cost: $0
Credits: 1
by National Board for Certified Counselors
The material for this course is the Code of Ethics of the National Board for Certified Counselors. This course most aligns with a course on ethics for those certifiable by the NBCC, however any clinician will find a review of these ethical guidelines and standards beneficial.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Jeffrey Barnett, PsyD and W. Brad Johnson, PhD
This desk reference will help counselors interpret and apply the ACA Code of Ethics in order to prevent and resolve ethical dilemmas. In parts I and II, Drs. Barnett and Johnson explore the Standards and Codes as well as providing a detailed model for ethical decision making.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD, ABPP and W. Brad Johnson, PhD
This second edition of EDR retains the original format but the authors have updated all of its content to reflect the newly revised ACA Code of Ethics. Part II explores decision making and ethics in a series of short chapters which have been updated to reflect the 2014 ACA Code of Ethics. A new chapter, 'Integrating Technology Into Counseling Practice', addresses the ethical standards in the new Section H of the code which provides guidance in distance counseling, technology and social media.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Jeffrey Barnett, PsyD and W. Brad Johnson, PhD
The Ethics Desk Reference for Psychologists is an easy-to-use pocket guide that aids psychologists in identifying and avoiding ethical dilemmas. Barnett and Johnson provide a jargon-free summary of each section of the APA Ethics Code, note common dilemmas and conflicts that are associated with each section, and offer practical suggestions for preventing conflict and for promoting positive practice.
Cost: $44
Credits: 12
by James W. Drisko, PhD and Melissa D. Grady, PhD (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
The case examples reveal how important clinical knowledge and expertise are, to doing EBP well. It also points out how client preference and common resource limitations shape and limit EBP. This text walks clinicians through the kinds of materials, terminology and analyses found in high quality systematic reviews e.g., Cochrane Collaboration and Campbell Collaboration systematic reviews. (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Dr. Lynne Kenney
The Family Coach Method is a friendly, illustrated how-to manual of strategies, tips, real-life stories and solid support, structured for quick reference. Filled with age-appropriate sample conversations and problem solving scenarios, the book guides a family to a place of mutual respect, shared values and strengths: a winning team.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Dr. Aleta Edwards
This book offers healing for a wounded core by providing specific guidance to those with the core issues of perfectionism and shame, regardless of which issues or diagnoses are on the surface, helping them to let go of that which is defensive or inauthentic. People like these fear facing emotional wounds, and develop personality traits to defend against them.
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Craig M. Makken, MSW, LCSW, LMFT
For psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, addiction professionals, marriage and family therapists, any mental health professional working with clients in recovery or clients having questions about their ability to make good choices. Clients who have pursued drugs, alcohol, workaholism, gambling, sex, shopping, eating to where their choices and actions leave the line between right and wrong blurred in the wake of such obsessive pursuits.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Gary Chapman, PhD
Writing from a Christian therapeutic perspective, Gary Chapman, PhD, addresses fundamental communication issues which will help clinicians providing marital, family and relationship counseling. In this easy to read, bestseller, he effectively proposes that people speak five different love languages.
Cost: $65
Credits: 13
by Martin E.P. Seligman
'This Book Will Help You Flourish', promises Martin Seligman at the start of this new text, his first book in 10 years and the first to introduce his dynamic new concept of 'Well-Being'. In the genre of Positive Psychology this book is about 'raising the bar' for the human condition.
Cost: $59
Credits: 12
by Jonathan S. Abramowitz, PhD
Clinicians will find the 10 step treatment program presented in this book invaluable in the diagnosis and treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (OCD). This well researched, proven approach has helped many move beyond the anxiety that was keeping them stuck. In addition to clinicians, clients will benefit from reading and completing the numerous and helpful exercises.
Cost: $54
Credits: 11
by Rebecca E Williams, PhD and Julie S Kraft, LMFT
This course presents 52 addiction recovery topics and in-the-moment mindfulness skills to help clients cope with daily stress and stay grounded in their recovery from behavioral addictions.
Cost: $50
Credits: 10
by Irvin Yalom, M.D.
The Gift of Therapy is Irvin Yalom's gift to the future generations of psychotherapists. Yalom's brand of spirituality is found in his wisdom, authenticity, honesty and his existential view of life. The American Psychiatric Association awarded him the 2000 Oscar Pfister prize for important contributions to religion and psychiatry.
Cost: $19
Credits: 4
by Suzanne Thistle, MA, MLADC
The first 90 days of recovery are notoriously difficult. The anxiety and depression can be excruciating. This a guide that addresses the first few months with a God-centered approach, substance misuse information and essential resources.
Cost: $54
Credits: 15
by Dr. Becky Kennedy
Many popular approaches are based on shaping behavior, not raising humans. In 'Good Inside' Dr. Becky shares her parenting philosophy as well as actionable strategies that can help parents move from uncertainty and self-blame to confidence and sturdy leadership.
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
by Marc Schulz, PhD and Robert Waldinger, MD
What makes for a happy life, a fulfilling life? A good life? According to the directors of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the longest scientific study of happiness ever conducted, the answer to these questions may be closer than you realize.
Cost: $59
Credits: 12
by Christie Tate
Group gives you a front row seat to the daring, exhilarating, painful, and hilarious journey that is group therapy—an under-explored process that breaks you down, and then reassembles you so that all the pieces finally fit.
Cost: $60
Credits: 7
by Mark Sichel
The pain of losing a family member to an irreconcilable rift can be devastating. Mark Sichel's Healing from Family Rifts will help clinicians guide others to finding peace and recovering from the isolation of family exile through his proven, ten-step healing program.
Cost: $50
Credits: 8
by Dan B. Allender, Ph.D.
Dan Allender says that doubt, despair, and disappointment are not only a reality of daily life, they are also the tools God uses to grow faith, hope, and love. If people run from what they fear they actually rob themselves of the joy God intends for them to experience. The Healing Path is about the road that leads to health as people face the pain in their lives.
Cost: $64
Credits: 14
by Duncan, Hubble, Miller, and Wampold
The Second Edition of The Heart & Soul of Change: Delivering What Works in Therapy, analyzes the most recent research on what works in therapeutic practice and provides practical guidance on how a therapist can accurately 'deliver what works in therapy.' This edition has the same pragmatic focus as the first edition but with a larger breadth of coverage and new chapters on both youth psychotherapy and substance abuse treatment.
Cost: $50
Credits: 8
by Marilyn Freimuth
This book is intended for the professional in the mental health fields who, whether they currently know it or not, work with persons who have or may develop addictions. Close attention is paid to the reasons why addictions often go unrecognized in psychotherapy. This book is an excellent resource for learning about structured as well as interview-based methods of addiction assessment.
Cost: $34
Credits: 6
by Meredith White-McMahon, Ed.D and Paul W Baker, Ph.D
The Hopeful Brain: Relational Repair for Disconnected Children and Youth teaches brain-based strategies that are practical, effective and supportive of youth. The authors provide a common-sense look at modern neuroscience and its application to positive youth development, psychology and educational support.
Cost: $59
Credits: 14
by David Brooks
This course draws from the fields of psychology and neuroscience and from philosophy, history, and education to present a welcoming, hopeful integrated approach to human connection. 'How To Know A Person' helps readers become more understanding and considerate toward others, and to find the joy that comes from being seen. ‘How To Know A Person’ is for anyone searching for connection and yearning to be understood.
Cost: $15
Credits: 3
by Barry Duncan, PhD
Barry Duncan's work is considered a 'must read' for serious minded clinicians seeking to grow in their ability to help others. These four articles reveal the basic tenets in his groundbreaking work in 'how we can become better therapists'.
Cost: $55
Credits: 11
edited by William R. Miller
This APA published text is an excellent reference for clinicians seeking ideas on the synthesis of spirituality and therapy. CE participants will review a thorough history of the relationship between spirituality and mental health.
Cost: $40
Credits: 5
by Dan B. Allender and Tremper Longman III
The Intimate Mystery, Creating Strength and Beauty in Your Marriage by Dan B. Allender and Tremper Longman III, takes a deeper look at the heart of marriage. The book presents a refreshing context for relational transformation.
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Lisa Aronson Fontes, PhD
When you are showered with attention, it can feel incredibly romantic and can blind you to hints of problems ahead. But what happens when attentiveness becomes domination? In some relationships, the desire to control leads to jealousy, threats, micromanaging--even physical violence. If you or someone you care about are trapped in a web of coercive control, this book provides answers, hope, and a way out.
Cost: $50
Credits: 9
by Martin E.P. Seligman, PhD
In this groundbreaking bestseller, Martin Seligman, PhD, shows how to chart a new approach to living with 'flexible optimism'. Dr. Seligman outlines in this text the easy to follow techniques that have helped thousands of people rise above the pessimism and the depression that accompanies negative thoughts and build a life of rewards and lasting happiness.
Cost: $50
Credits: 6
by Mary Pipher PhD
This book provides an ideal course for clinicians who are interested in sharpening their people caring skills. Despite the title, the insights will be truly helpful to therapists of all ages and experience. Dr. Mary Pipher is an excellent supervisor that provides for the newer, as well as the more experienced therapist, a bag of wisdom to share with their clients.
Cost: $50
Credits: 7
by Rabbi Harold Kushner
Rabbi Kushner's book, Living A Life that Matters, underlines the struggles of living in two worlds. He defines the outer world of performance, achievement, commerce and work as a world where there are more losers than winners.
Cost: $49
Credits: 12
(This course is not available for CE for psychologists).
This thoughtful, witty, and empathic book has helped over 100,000 readers break through conflicts and transform their personal and professional relationships. Becoming a better listener is not a one way street, you will learn how to make yourself heard when you have something important to say. (This course is not available for CE for psychologists)
Cost: $49
Credits: 11
by Gina Senarighi, PhD, CPC
In 'Love More, Fight Less', Gottman-certified relationship coach, Dr. Gina Senarighi shows readers how to use the tools and strategies for communicating effectively, rebuilding trust, and repairing past hurts.
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Thomas Phelan, PhD, and Chris Webb, MS, MA
Clinicians working with parents desiring a Christian approach to parenting will find this book instrumental in parenting and family therapy. This 2nd edition of the award-winning 1-2-3 Magic for Christian Parents program addresses the difficult task of child discipline with humor, biblical insight, and proven experience. Complete with relevant Bible verses, explanations, and exercises, this program offers a foolproof method of disciplining children ages two through 12 without arguing, yelling, or spanking.
Cost: $60
Credits: 9
by Rabbi David Wolpe
Rabbi Wolpe shares the wisdom of ancient stories, great philosophers, poets and rabbis as he addresses the pain and suffering that loss produces. He focuses on the question of how rather than why. How can people create meaning in difficult times?
Cost: $64
Credits: 17
(This course is not available for CE for psychologists).
With wisdom and humor, Gottlieb invites us into her world as both clinician and patient, examining the truths and fictions we tell ourselves and others as we teeter on the tightrope between love and desire, meaning and mortality, guilt and redemption, terror and courage, hope and change. (This course is not available for CE for psychologists)
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Stanley H. Block, MD; Carolyn Bryant Block; Guy Du Plessis, MA; Rich Landward, LCSW
Clinicians will find easy exercises to help clients uncover relapse triggers, stay grounded, and prevent future relapse so they can live their best lives. This book helps those in recovery effectively manage urges and cravings; overcome toxic shame; prevent relapse and build resilience.
Cost: $29
Credits: 6
by Tanya J. Peterson, MS, NCC
The Mindful Path Through Anxiety will help you understand anxiety and how it impacts your life. It is hard to sort through anxiety and move past it into your quality life if you just try to walk over the surface, ignoring the heart of it. That said, you do not want to get stuck in trying to understand anxiety and its workings in your life.
Cost: $24
Credits: 5
by Tanya J. Peterson, MS, NCC
Mindful journaling is a powerful way to gain awareness and control anxiety. In The Mindfulness Journal for Anxiety, you’ll embark on a rewarding journey to stillness and self-discovery as you confront anxiety with pen in hand. From breathing exercises to thought-provoking meditations, these reflections and prompts are rooted in proven-effective mindfulness practices for reducing anxiety. Helping you organize your thoughts and give them structure―with ample space for real reflection―this mindfulness journal gets anxiety out of your head and onto paper where you can find peace from perspective. Take a deep breath, grab your favorite pen, and dive in with:- Writing prompts that provide guidance for understanding the root of your anxiety, accepting its presence, and taking control of how it manifests.
- Mindfulness exercises that teach you techniques for cultivating awareness and reducing anxiety in the moment.
- Space for reflection that allows you to fully explore and react to writing prompts and exercises.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Tanya J. Peterson, MS, NCC
This book is designed as an eight-week path to a mindful life with less anxiety. Each of the eight weeks has an activity or exercise designed to build and strengthen the skills that will help you manage and decrease your anxiety symptoms. Every week you'll be presented with three main exercises, designed to be done twice each, back-to-back. Those exercises will take you through the first six days of your week.
Cost: $44
Credits: 11
by Rebecca E. Williams, PhD and Julie S. Kraft, MA, LMFT
The course presents a comprehensive approach to working with clients in recovery from addictive behaviors. This course is unique in that it addresses the underlying loss that clients have experienced that may fuel addictive behaviors.
Cost: $54
Credits: 10
by Sylvie Naar, PhD and Steve A. Safren, PhD, ABPP
This volume is organized around core components of CBT: initiating treatment, assessment and treatment planning, self-monitoring, cognitive and behavioral skills training, promoting homework completion, and maintaining change. Sample transcripts depict the strategies in action across a range of clinical problems and issues, such as depression, obesity, anxiety, substance abuse and medication adherence.
Cost: $34
Credits: 7
by Melinda Hohman, PhD (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
This reader-friendly book introduces practitioners to Motivational Interviewing and demonstrates how to integrate this evidence-based method into direct practice. Melinda Hohman and her associates describe innovative applications for diverse clients and practice areas, including substance abuse treatment, mental health, child welfare, community organizing, and others. (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
edited by Miller, Rollnick, and Arkowitz
Motivational Interviewing (MI) continues to gain momentum as a powerful tool in the treatment of a wide range of psychological problems. This authoritative guide has helped thousands of clinicians work with clients to resolve ambivalence and mobilize their energy, commitment, and personal resources for change.
Cost: $44
Credits: 10
by Melba J.T. Vasquez, PhD, & Josephine D. Johnson, PhD
In this book, distinguished psychologists Melba J. T. Vasquez and Josephine D. Johnson offer a carefully constructed overview of the history, theory, and practice of multicultural therapy, with case examples and ties to current events that bring the text to life.
Cost: $65
Credits: 10
by Terrence Real
Terrence Real helps couples negotiate more mutuality in their relationships with the principles of 'Relationship Empowerment', which embodies a 21st century worldview. Real's premise is that both men and women have tried to establish a mutual relationship using old models of power and roles. The book is full of practical insight as well as tools to help your clients gain their voice as they each seek intimacy.
Cost: $45
Credits: 10
by Barry L. Duncan
How can therapists become better at doing what they love, avoid burnout, and prevent client dropout? Respected therapist, trainer, and researcher Barry Duncan asserts that getting better at this work requires therapists to dedicate themselves to two key tasks: obtaining systematic client feedback and taking charge of their own development as a therapist.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Dr. Colleen M. Stortvedt
On the Road to Freedom: A Tool Kit for Christian Counselors will help clinicians working from a Christian perspective to improve their mastery of respected Christian-clinical approaches. Colleen Stortvedt effectively presents methods, tools and strategies for the successful treatment of conflicted relationships, depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, impulse control. If you wish to order the book, please send a check for $24.95 plus $3.00 postage to: Colleen Stortvedt, 1610 W. Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, NE 68701
Cost: $55
Credits: 11
by Dr. Martin E.P. Seligman
In the Optimistic Child, Dr. Martin E.P. Seligman offers parents, teachers and coaches a well-validated program to prevent depression in children. In a thirty-year study, Seligman and his colleagues discovered the link between pessimism--dwelling on the most catastrophic cause of any setback-and depression
Cost: $50
Credits: 10
by Bauer, Kilbourne, Greenwald, Ludman, and McBride
Overcoming Bipolar Disorder is a self-guided workbook clinicians will want to master, reference, and recommend to their clients with bipolar disorders to assist them living well in spite of the symptoms.
Cost: $54
Credits: 11
by Shari M. Geller, PhD
Shari Geller, PhD, reveals in this guide that cultivating presence promotes healing. Without presence, effective therapy is compromised; with presence, the natural capacity for healing is released within the attuned and resonating relationship that cultivates trust and unleashes the innate drive for integration.
Cost: $54
Credits: 9
edited by Mary M. Brabeck, PhD
Practicing Feminist Ethics in Psychology is an excellent collection of well-written chapters that draw on women's experience in expanding the conversation on ethics and psychology. The authors model a style of thinking and practicing that focuses on the empowerment of women and girls, while avoiding false universals.
Cost: $34
Credits: 7
by David D. Luxton, PhD; Eve-Lynn Nelson, PhD; Marlene M. Maheu, PhD
Our purpose with this 2nd Edition, is to provide an updated essential how-to guide for conducting competent, ethical, and evidence-based Telemental Health TMH. In this guidebook, we focus primarily on the unique benefits and challenges of delivering real-time mental health services with video conferencing equipment.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by John L. Romano, PhD
This book takes a multidisciplinary approach that is relevant to students, professionals, practitioners, and researchers across different disciplines including psychology, health sciences, education, social work, and public policy. The newly approved American Psychological Association Guidelines for Prevention in Psychology are incorporated into the book.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Armand M. Nicholi, Jr., M.D.
This highly acclaimed book and PBS series comparing the philosophies of Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis evolved from a course taught for 25 years by Harvard professor Armand M. Nicholi, Jr., M.D. Although these diametrically opposed brilliant minds of the 20th century never met, Nicholi intriguingly places their arguments side by side in virtual debate.
Cost: $34
Credits: 6
by Jack Kelly, CAP, NLP, LHMP
In his book, RADICAL RECOVERY: Twelve Recovery Myths: The Addiction Survivor's Guide To The Twelve Steps, Jack Kelly, CAP, NLP, LHMP, states: 'Addiction is a game ... a very old game, Russian Roulette, with new weapons: Pills, alcohol, and drugs.'
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
by David Kantor, PhD
This course aims to enrich psychologists, social workers, marriage and family therapists, mental health professionals, addiction professionals, consultants, coaches and serious leaders in the understanding of communication within their teams through the use of structural dynamics theory.
Cost: $39
Credits: 8
by Russ Harris, MD
Whatever form your reality slap takes, one thing's for sure--it hurts! And most of us don't deal with the pain very well. The Reality slap offers a four-part path for healing from crises based on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. In these pages, clinicians will learn how to help others.
Cost: $34
Credits: 7
by Craig Malkin, PhD
Drawing on his own research, as well as the latest findings in psychology, Dr. Malkin uses vivid stories of people from all walks of life to teach concrete strategies for spotting--and coping with--excessive narcissism. At the same time, he explains why embracing some degree of narcissism--the drive to feel special--is essential to maintaining a healthy sense of self-worth.
Cost: $59
Credits: 13
by Nedra Glover Tawwab
Healthy boundaries. We all know we should have them—in order to achieve work/life balance, cope with toxic people, and enjoy rewarding relationships with partners, friends, and family. But what do 'healthy boundaries' really mean—and how can we successfully express our needs, say 'no,' and be assertive without offending others?
Cost: $45
Credits: 10
by Rebecca E. Williams, PhD
This book is an excellent primer for those working in counseling settings because alcohol and substance abuse are inevitable clinical issues. Clinicians can use the material from the 50 tips or exercises, to expand their substance use treatment knowledge and behavioral options.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
by John J. Murphy, PhD
This book captures solution-focused therapy's essence, which distinguishes it from problem-focused approaches that have dominated the psychotherapy profession for over a century.
Cost: $50
Credits: 8
(This Course is not available for CE for Psychologists)
Dr. Larry Crabb proposes a counseling model to help clinicians connect more deeply with others. Tired of superficial communication, Crabb developed the SoulTalk approach, to connect therapists with the deepest struggles, desires and dreams of other's. He cleverly lays out the SoulTalk model via a five step dance lesson. (This course is NOT available for CE for psychologists).
Cost: $44
Credits: 8
by Henry Virkler, PhD
Some assertiveness books wrestle with the biblical perspective and encourage clients to be assertive but never get to the behavioral steps to take for success. This book lays out those steps while addressing the cognitive-thinking and self-talk changes, which must occur for clients who want to go from a passive lifestyle to a more assertive lifestyle.
Cost: $45
Credits: 9
by P. Scott Richards, PhD, Randy K. Hardman, PhD, Michael E. Berrett, PhD
There is growing empirical evidence that spiritual approaches to treating clients are as effective, and sometimes more effective, than secular ones, particularly with spiritually or religiously oriented patients. The book will show how a spiritual and theistic perspective of healing and change can enrich therapies currently in practice for eating disorders, including individual, group, and family therapy as well as 12-step programs.
Cost: $30
Credits: 4
David R. Hodge
Spiritual Assessment is a handbook that outlines five assessment tools that can be used to conduct spiritual assessments. David R. Hodge addresses the pressing need for clinicians to be able to conduct research based spiritual assessments by offering a 'how to' in this concise, practical book.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
Edward R. Canda, Ph.D. and Leola Dyrud Furman, Ph.D.
This course is based on the first edition of Spiritual Diversity in Social Work Practice:The Heart of Helping, by Edward R. Canda, PhD and Leola Dyrud Furman, PhD. The book offers heartfelt information to all clinicians interested in the ethical application of Spirituality into the framework of people helping.
Cost: $49
Credits: 10
Edward R. Canda, Ph.D. and Leola Dyrud Furman, Ph.D.
In this well-received second edition Edward R. Canda and Leola Dyrud Furman, update and build on their highly regarded initial offering. Again, they provide scientific and heartfelt information that will be helpful to social workers and other clinicians interested in the ethical application of Spirituality and people helping. (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
Cost: $65
Credits: 13
edited by Froma Walsh, PhD
Spiritual Resources in Family Therapy provides a treasury of resources to the clinician. Various experts, in their unique perspectives, address the beliefs and the practices that are deeply personal and the means within various communities of faith where they are experienced. The course is on the 1st edition (1999), paperback printing 2003.
Cost: $50
Credits: 9
by P. Scott Richards, PhD, Allen E. Bergin, PhD
Clinicians interested in the integration of spirituality and psychotherapy will find the second edition of A Spiritual Strategy For Counseling and Psychotherapy most helpful as it presents a purposeful theoretical framework, spirituality assessment strategies and therapeutic interventions.
Cost: $19
Credits: 4
by Dr. James E. Phelan
This workbook can be helpful to anyone undecided about change, striving to stay focused or desiring increased awareness and personal growth. The exercises can be applied to help in the recovery process of addictions and or to many of the struggles clients bring to therapeutic settings.
Cost: $54
Credits: 15
by Adames, Chavez-Duenas, Vasques, and Pope
Check each major decision you make against those criteria. Will the decision bring you closer to your goals? Does it fit your values and help you fulfill them? Does it keep your hopes and dreams alive? Does it make you feel excited, energized, and eager to go to work each morning? That list can be helpful not only as you make each key decision but also as part of an annual self-evaluation: How have your hopes, dreams, values, and goals changed? In regard to your practice: Where is there room for improvement, and what do you want or need to change?
Cost: $34
Credits: 7
by Carol A. Falender, PhD and Edward P. Shafranske, PhD, ABPP
This text describes a transtheoretical approach that has been the gold standard in supervisory practice for nearly two decades. The authors show readers how to identify, assess, and track the knowledge, specific skills, broad attitudes, and human values that undergird a series of professional competencies in areas such as professional values, sensitivity to individual and cultural differences, ethical and legal standards, self-care, scientific knowledge and methods, applying evidence-based practice, and more.
Cost: $34
Credits: 7
by Richard S. Sandor, M.D.
In a refreshing no-nonsense manner, this insightful, practical guide pinpoints why addictions are so tenacious and how to help clients truly recover. The text uses the experiences of addicts to illuminate the core truth of addiction: It is an involuntary, automatic behavior that, once triggered, leaves the addict feeling totally powerless.
Cost: $50
Credits: 7
by Dan Allender, PhD
In 'To Be Told: Know Your Story, Shape Your Future', Dr. Dan Allender shows people how to read the stories of their lives. This text will help them understand the meaning God has written into the details of who they are.
Cost: $50
Credits: 6
Edited by Linda T. Kohn, Janet M. Corrigan, and Molla S. Donaldson
This Institute of Medicine book sets forth a agenda with for reducing medical errors and improving patient safety through the design of a safer health system.'The problem is not bad people in health care...it is that good people are working in systems that need to be made safer.'Comprehensive and straightforward, this book offers a clear prescription for raising quality patient care.
Cost: $44
Credits: 11
by Lewis M. Andrews, PhD
In this long respected classic, Lewis M. Andrews, PhD, speaks on the connection between spiritual values and emotional health. By way of introduction he makes three noteworthy observations.
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Jamie Marich, PhD
Written for professionals, sponsors, and those in a position to reach out and help recovering addicts, the user-friendly language in this book will teach you how to unify the traditional knowledge of 12-step recovery with the latest findings on healing trauma.
Cost: $50
Credits: 10
by Dr. Arnold M. Washton and Dr. Joan E. Zweben
This book fills a key need by presenting an integrated model for dealing with substance use disorders (SUDs) in an office-based practice. Flexible, nondogmatic and practical, the text focuses on 'what works' in addressing SUDs from initial assessment through early, middle, and the later states of treatment.
Cost: $0
Credits: 1
by Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration: TIP 42
This Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) identifies key elements of treatment planning and programming for co-occurring substance use (abuse or dependence) and mental disorders (COD) in substance abuse treatment. While the needs and functioning of substance abuse treatment are accentuated, the elements described have relevance for mental health clinicians and agencies that seek to coordinate mental health and substance abuse services for their clients who need both.
Cost: $60
Credits: 10
Robert D. Margolis, PhD and Joan E. Zweben, PhD
This NEW:SECOND EDITION course presents an integrated approach to the treatment of alcohol and other drug (AOD) problems. This integrated approach broadens the perspectives of experienced and early career professionals alike. Practitioners from independent practice to public and private clinics will find the information beneficial.
Cost: $29
Credits: 6
by Candice M. Monson, PhD, and Philippe Shnaider, MA
This book aims to guide clinicians through existing CBT interventions for adults with PTSD by briefly presenting the theoretical underpinnings of empirically supported interventions, providing an overview of the treatment elements themselves, and reviewing treatment packages that have been put forth comprising these interventions.
Cost: $45
Credits: 8
by Dennis Saleebey (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
The fifth edition of The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice continues the endeavor to expand the conceptual, clinical, and practical elements of the strengths perspective. It is an outstanding collection of articles explaining the strengths-based philosophy, demonstrating how it works, and providing practical tools for its application. Each chapter is written by a respected individual(s) in the field providing a balanced approach to a social work practice that explores the strengths and assets of clients. An extensive and wide range of ideas and populations are covered in this text. The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice is intended for Licensed Clinical Social Workers at all levels of career experience. (Not available for CE for Psychologists)
Cost: $44
Credits: 9
by Leslie J. Shapiro LICSW
One of the most experienced therapists in the world for treatment-resistant obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) explains the disorder, the treatments available, and the skills needed to overcome and outsmart OCD. Includes a list of normal 'bad' thoughts versus obsessions. Features tests to rate one's guilt, scrupulosity, and OCD. Examines the ways in which guilt is an interfering factor in OCD treatment and recovery. Covers effective strategies for controlling the conscience-related aspects of the disease
Cost: $60
Credits: 10
by Blaine J Fowers, Ph.D.
Virtue and Psychology offers a fresh and groundbreaking understanding of how psychologists can help people to flourish as human beings by cultivating their best selves. Virtues are character strengths--such as generosity, loyalty, and courage--that make it possible for individuals and relationships to flourish. The virtue perspective provides a deeper, richer account of many psychological topics than current theory is able to generate and can significantly enrich wide areas of current theory and practice.
Cost: $59
Credits: 13
by Bruce D. Perry, MD, PhD and Oprah Winfrey
Through engaging personal conversations, Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Bruce Perry explore how what happens to us in early childhood influences the people we become. They challenge us to shift from focusing on 'What's wrong with you?' or 'Why are you behaving that way?' to asking, 'What happened to you?'
Cost: $50
Credits: 8
by Dr. Arthur Kleinman
Arthur Kleinman explores the narratives of individuals as a backdrop for his observations on how adversity affects morality and self-identity. Kleinman offers in this book a groundbreaking approach to ethics; examining personal identity and moral choices in the context of disturbing realities.
Cost: $30
Credits: 6
by Kenneth S. Pope, PhD, ABPP and Janet L. Sonne, PhD and Beverly Greene, PhD, ABPP
This book explores the problems, dilemmas, double-binds and provocations that take place between therapists and their patients. The authors approach the content with humor and wisdom, challenging professionals to explore the real impact their values, assumptions, and personal interests have upon their clients.
Cost: $24
Credits: 5
by David W. Earle, LPC
David W. Earle, LPC uses a series of imaginary counseling sessions between a therapist and a client to communicate in a personal and effective manner the concepts and skills needed to appreciate the emotion of anger and to use it effectively.
Cost: $44
Credits: 11
by Martin E.P. Seligman
Martin Seligman has analyzed respected scientific research on treatments for alcoholism, anxiety, weight loss, anger, depression, and a range of phobias and obsessions to discover what is the most effective way to address each condition. He candidly describes what does not work, and pinpoints the techniques and therapies that do work best for each condition.
Cost: $50
Credits: 6
by Rabbi Harold Kushner
The book of Ecclesiastes is the backdrop for Rabbi Kushner's exploration of the topic, 'What really gives meaning to life'? Solomon looks into this timeless question by exploring the paths of selfishness and self-interest, the pursuits of pleasure, success and wealth.
Cost: $50
Credits: 6
by Rabbi Kushner
Rabbi Kushner explores the difficulties of affirming faith in the midst of life's tragedies. His views embrace helpful insights to the process of grieving. Clinicians will find his questions resonating with the issues underlining all loss, as well as the question of God in the light of pain and personal loss.
Cost: $29
Credits: 7
by Lynne E. Angus, PhD, CPsych and Leslie S. Greenberg, PhD
This book describes how the interaction between emotion and narrative creates a constantly evolving sense of self; how clinicians can address both narrative and emotion processes to help clients create more adaptive, empowering meanings and sense of self; and the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance.
Cost: $59
Credits: 15
by Jamie Kern Lima
If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, felt like you don't have what it takes...or that who you truly are isn't enough, even if you're really good at hiding it from the world, WORTHY is for you.
Cost: $60
Credits: 12
by Dan Allender
The Wounded Heart is a book that visits the painful realities of sexual abuse with intellectual accuracy, spiritual integrity and compassion. Writing from a Christian evangelical perspective, Allender explains in detail the processes of seduction, vulnerability, injury and healing.
