CE Electives in Psychology - Internet


These Internet classes are delivered both in real-time (Web Briefings) and in instructor-narrated, self-paced lectures (Web Lectures), and come from a variety of sub-fields, including Forensics, Psychopharmacology, Buddhism, and more.


$320.00

garrisonThis comprehensive training provides 40 CE hours. Video segments from experts in neuropsych, cognitive and forensic assessment are provided for foundational information.


$99.00

Rocky Garrison, PhD

garrisonCompetency-based training in one of the most frequent problems mental health professionals will encounter during their career -- Insomnia

It is a comprehensive 2-unit academic-style online course with over 20 hours of highly stimulating spoken lecture material with slides -- plus substantial interaction and feedback from the instructor, facilitator, and peers.  This course will enable you to develop an in-demand specialization in the treatment of insomnia and screening for other sleep disorders.


$155.00
John Preston, PhD ~ 6 Hrs

Web Lecture

$125.00
John Preston, PsyD ~ 3 Hrs

Web lecture

$90.00
Elaine Brady, PhD ~ 8 Hrs

Available Online

$48.00
Brian Riedesel, PhD


Web Lecture ~ 1.5 Hrs

$48.00
Dan Taube, JD, PhD

Web Lecture ~ 1.5 Hrs

$160.00
Lisa Firestone, PhD

Web Lectures ~ 6 Hrs

$40.00
David Brodzinsky, PhD ~ Online Web Lecture
1.5 Hrs ~ $40

$48.00
Christine Yeh, Ph.D.

Web Lecture ~ 1.5 Hours

$32.00
Philippe Goldin, Ph.D.

Web Lecture ~ 1 hour

$79.00
Michael Mayer, PhD ~ 7hrs

Available Online

$83.00
John B. Arden, PhD & Lloyd Linford, PhD ~ 4hrs

Available Online

$120.00
Laurel Parnell, PhD

Web Lecture ~ 4 Hrs

$90.00
Joan Zweben, PhD ~ 4 Hrs

Available Online

$35.00
Mel Mackler, MFT

Available Online ~ 1 Hr

$60.00
Instructional videos focusing on the psychosocial issues facing LGB U.S. military servicemembers

$48.00
David Brodzinsky, PhD

Web Lecture ~ 1.5 Hrs

$0.00
Four one-hour Introductions, Multiple Instructors
Mental Health Issues in Adoption and Foster Children
$75.00

seanDavid Brodzinsky, Ph.D. is Professor Emeritus of Developmental and Clinical Psychology and past Director of the Foster Care Counseling Project at Rutgers University. He also was a founding director and served for 10 years on the Board of Directors of the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute in New York City.

This course provides 10 Hours of CE and describes contemporary changes in adoption and foster care, and adjustment outcomes for adopted children; biological factors and environments associated with the adjustment of adopted and foster children; and family lifecycle issues in adoption and foster care.