Podcast CEs
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We get it – you're busy! But continuing education can't be ignored. These 1-hour audio podcast CEs let you get your learning in on the go.
The podcasts included in these continuing education courses were originally published by Behavioral Health Today and are used with permission. Continuing education credit is available only through successful completion of the CEU Creations course requirements, including any required assessments or evaluations. Listening to the podcasts through Behavioral Health Today or any other platform does not qualify for CE credit.
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EP 406: Beyond Neurofeedback: Redefining Brain Optimization with Dr. Amy Albright
1 Credit Hour: This audio podcast CE examines an integrative approach to brain optimization that extends beyond traditional neurofeedback. Participants will explore how neurofeedback, cognitive psychology, intuitive awareness, and energetic principles may work together to support self-regulation, psychological flexibility, resilience, and lasting personal transformation.
EP 318: Breaking Free: Transforming Anxiety and Depression Through the Power of Choice
1 Credit Hour: This continuing education course explores the relationship between personal agency, patterns of thought and behavior, and experiences of anxiety and depression. The course examines how perceptions, habitual responses, fear, and learned patterns can contribute to emotional distress. The presenter emphasizes the concept of choice as a means of increasing self-awareness, interrupting unhelpful patterns, and developing greater resilience and personal empowerment. The discussion also considers approaches drawn from coaching, hypnotherapy, and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) while encouraging clinicians to consider how concepts of agency and intentional behavioral change may complement established mental health interventions.
EP 370: When Words Don't Work: Art, Access, & the Fight Against Stigma
1 Credit Hour: Drawing from the Behavioral Health Today episode “When Words Don’t Work: Art, Access, & the Fight Against Stigma” with Manami Yamamoto, MA, LMFT, the course examines how clinicians can create safe, inclusive environments that allow clients to express and process experiences when verbal communication alone may be insufficient. Participants will consider the use of creative and expressive therapeutic approaches as tools for fostering connection, emotional expression, and engagement across diverse populations. Emphasis is placed on culturally attuned practice, reducing barriers to care, and recognizing multiple pathways through which healing and psychological well-being can occur.
EP 330: Growing Through Grief: The LIGHT Movement
1 Course Hour: Grief touches every part of us—mind, body, and spirit—but through LIGHT, we remind people they're not alone, offering somatic tools to help them ‘grow from grief’ and stand in solidarity with others. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor is joined by Amy Pickett-Williams, LCSW, a seasoned psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience specializing in grief, trauma, and somatic therapy. Amy is the founder of LIGHT (Love In Grief, Held Together), a movement focused on collective healing and support. Amy shares the transformative impact of the LIGHT Movement, emphasizing somatic healing, creativity, and connection in addressing various forms of grief.
EP 394: The Middle Place: Finding Growth in Eating Disorder Healing
1 Credit Hour: Eating disorder recovery is rarely a simple progression from illness to wellness. In this continuing education course, participants will explore Mallary Tenore Tarpley’s concept of “the middle place,” the often-overlooked space between active illness and full recovery. Drawing from Tarpley’s personal experience with anorexia, grief, and long-term healing, as well as insights from experts and other individuals in recovery, the course examines recovery as an evolving process rather than a fixed destination. Participants will consider how grief, identity development, personal growth, and lived experience can influence the recovery journey and how a more nuanced understanding of healing may inform compassionate behavioral health practice.
EP 403: The Five S's of Safety: Empowering Women Through Intentional Psychedelic Exploration
1 Credit Hour: Psychedelics offer a fresh snowfall over old patterns, but only you can decide how to sled down the mountain. Education and community are essential guides for that journey. In this episode, host Sharlee Dixon speaks with Linden Schaffer, an award-winning wellness entrepreneur, bestselling author, and expert with over 20 years of experience in the wellness and psychedelic spaces. Linden is the founder of Reveal, a global online community for women, and co-founder of the Los Angeles Women's Psychedelic Community, both dedicated to creating safe and informed spaces for exploration and healing. As a member of the Global Psychedelic Society team, she advocates for responsible and inclusive practices in the psychedelic movement. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Condé Nast Traveler, and ABC News, and she has spoken on stages including The New York Times Travel Show and Google Talks. In this conversation, Linden dismantles common misconceptions about psychedelics, explai...
EP 383: Reclaiming Career Confidence: Clarity, Fit, & Fulfillment for the Neurodivergent Mind
1 CE Credit: This continuing education course explores career development through the lens of neurodiversity, with particular attention to adults with ADHD and other neurodivergent patterns of thinking, motivation, and attention. Drawing from the Behavioral Health Today episode featuring career coach Shell Mendelson, the course examines how traditional approaches to career selection may fail to account for individual differences in interests, energy, values, work environment, and cognitive style. The course also introduces strategies for helping individuals clarify career interests, recognize personal strengths, evaluate workplace fit, and develop greater confidence in career decision-making. Particular emphasis is placed on supporting clients in pursuing work that is not merely achievable, but sustainable, engaging, and personally fulfilling.
EP 360: Unpacking Shame: Non-Monogamy, LGBTQ+ Identity, & Religious Trauma
1 Credit Hour: This continuing education course explores the complex intersections of religious trauma, LGBTQ+ identity, sexuality, and consensual non-monogamy through a clinical and affirming lens. Featuring licensed clinical social worker Ann Russo, the course examines how high-control religious environments and rigid belief systems can contribute to shame, identity conflict, and difficulty integrating sexual, relational, and spiritual aspects of the self. Russo draws on her background in theological studies and social work, as well as her development of the Religious Trauma Treatment Model (RTTM), to discuss approaches for helping clients separate inherited doctrine from personal values and develop greater self-acceptance. The course emphasizes therapeutic strategies that support clients in processing shame, examining internalized beliefs, and reclaiming a more authentic sense of self.
EP 412: ACT for Real Life: Helping Kids Navigate Big Feelings & Social Storms
1 Credit Hour: Teaching social skills is not just about steps, it is about helping kids understand why connection matters and how to cope when things do not go as planned. This CE course explores how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) can bridge the gaps in traditional social skills instruction for children with autism and behavioral differences, blending evidence-based practice, personal insight, and emerging research to reimagine how we support emotional regulation, self-narratives, and long-term well-being.
EP 388: Holding Space for Change: How Ketamine Therapy Unlocks the Body-Mind Dialogue
1 Credit Hour: This podcast CE examines ketamine infusion therapy as an emerging intervention for certain mental health conditions, with attention to trauma-informed care and post-treatment integration. Host Peter Fenger speaks with Christi Myers, Founder and CEO of Flow Integrative®, about an interdisciplinary model that coordinates medical ketamine treatment with mental health support. The discussion explores the roles of medical and behavioral health professionals, the purpose of integration following ketamine treatment, barriers to treatment access, and ethical considerations related to informed consent, scope of practice, client expectations, and continuity of care. Participants will gain an introductory understanding of ketamine-assisted treatment models while considering their potential benefits, limitations, and implications for clinical practice.
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