The TeleBehavioral Health webinar, online series, and Summits have been created for clinicians and other professionals providing mental health and substance use services, including physicians, psychologists, licensed social workers, substance use disorder professionals, licensed marriage and family therapists, licensed mental health counselors, and other clinical providers and administrators.
Upon completion of each session and its evaluation, all participants will receive a certificate of completion at no cost for webinars and online courses.
Participants may also choose to obtain accredited continuing education credits through the evaluation process:
- Continuing Medical Education (CME), Continuing Nursing Education (CNE), and Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE) credits are available for a nominal fee (for webinars and select online courses).
- National Association of Social Workers (NASW) continuing education units (CEUs) are available at no cost for webinars.
After completing the evaluation, you will be guided through options to download your free certificate of completion and/or select any available accredited continuing education credits.
Details about continuing education and accreditation for TeleBehavioral Health trainings and events are provided below. Expand each section to view information about credit options, accreditation, and how certificates may be used for licensure requirements.
Important: CME and NASW CEU credits for webinars are only available for live attendance. Watching a recorded webinar on the BHI website does not qualify for credit.
To receive credit for recorded content, you must complete the CME accredited corresponding online course series:
- TeleBehavioral Health 101 (CME Accredited)
- TeleBehavioral Health 201
- TeleBehavioral Health 301
- TeleBehavioral Health 401 (CME Accredited)
- TeleBehavioral Health 501 (CME Accredited)