We’re thrilled to announce to our Raleigh Psychology team an opportunity to advance your clinical expertise and to simultaneously earn continuing education credits.
Cary Office or Virtual
(In-Person Registration is now full! Virtual Registration remains open!)
March 13th, 9 am to 11 am
This continuing education training is designed for mental health professionals seeking to enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Led by Megan Denis, MS, LCMHC-S, NBCC, this course provides a structured, clinically grounded review of OCD phenomenology, differential diagnosis, and best-practice interventions.
Participants will examine obsessions versus intrusive thoughts, overt and covert compulsions, avoidance patterns, reassurance-seeking, and mental rituals. Special attention is given to differentiating OCD from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, PTSD, and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder, including high-risk presentations and commonly missed subtypes.
The training reviews evidence-based treatments, with emphasis on Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and discusses the role of medication management, CBT, ACT, and adjunctive modalities. Diagnostic challenges, comorbidities, and contraindicated approaches are addressed to support ethical and effective clinical decision-making.
Learning outcomes include improved differential diagnosis skills, stronger case conceptualization, and increased confidence in applying evidence-based treatment strategies for OCD across diverse clinical presentations.
Raleigh Psychology Exclusive Training Opportunity
Cary Office (full) or Virtual
March 13th, 9 am to 11 am
NBCC Continuing Education Credits Available
April 17th, 9 am to 11 am
North Raleigh Office or Virtual
It’s not just your clients bringing anxiety into the room…
What happens when we feel it too?
Join us as we unpack therapist anxiety, burnout, and compassion fatigue—and learn how to show up with more clarity, confidence, and connection in the therapy room.
✨ Walk away with practical tools you can use right away
✨ Strengthen your therapeutic presence
✨ Earn 2 CE credits
Therapy professionals are trained in methods of assessing, exploring, and working with the often intense and complex emotions that our clients bring to the therapeutic encounter, and yet many of us in this field do not feel prepared for or know what to do with our own emotional reactions to this work. This training, led by Andy Williams, LCSW, seeks to orient the therapy professional toward their own emotional states, with a particular focus on anxiety and its role in such professional challenges as burnout and compassion fatigue. Participants will review and differentiate the types of anxiety that can arise in anticipation of and during therapeutic encounters, identify contributors to phenomena such as burnout and compassion fatigue that can negatively impact therapeutic outcomes, and learn strategies to help manage and reduce the impact of each type of anxiety while strengthening the therapeutic alliance.
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