We look forward to having you join us for one of our upcoming Continuing Education Programs!
Check out our currently available programs below!
Friday, September 18, 9:00am-11:00am
Cary Office & Virtual
“Shadows in the Clinic: Recognizing and Responding to Psychopathic Presentations”, presented by Megan Denis, LCMHCS, and Amy Rauch, PsyD, is designed to help clinicians move beyond common myths and identify psychopathic traits in outpatient settings. This session will provide a clinical framework for assessing observable behavioral patterns, managing therapeutic alliances, and setting boundaries when working with complex cases.
Friday, October 16; 9:00am-11:00am
North Raleigh Office & Virtually
“Evaluating Risk with Clarity and Care: Practical Screening Strategies and Managing Countertransference in High-Distress Scenarios” provides clinicians with practical strategies for evaluating risk in high-distress scenarios, emphasizing both screening techniques and the clinical management of countertransference. Participants will explore frameworks to maintain professional boundaries and emotional regulation when navigating complex patient presentations and crisis-level clinical challenges.
Friday, November 13; 9:00am-11:00am
North Raleigh Office & Virtually
Ending therapy can bring up a lot for both clients and clinicians, and knowing when and how to end treatment isn't always straightforward. This training will look at the clinical and relational aspects of termination, including working with clients who struggle with endings, dependency, abandonment concerns, or strong emotional reactions. We’ll also talk about therapist reactions and countertransference, common challenges that can make termination difficult, and practical ways to help clients leave treatment feeling prepared, capable, and supported.