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Quality, Affordable CE Trainings for Improving your Practice

no longer are an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP).
Interactive CE Training provides high-quality, interactive, relevant learning events delivered through Zoom, a simple program to access. Registrants will receive information on accessing the trainings at least 24 hours prior to the trainings. ICET provides live support prior to the training for those needing help accessing the training.

Instructors

Dale Bertram, PhD, LMFT (KY; AL; TX)

instructor Dale Bertram

Dale Bertram, PhD, LMFT (KY; AL; TX)

Dale is a Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy at Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, KY. Dr. Bertram has offered the AAMFT Pre-Approved Supervision Refresher Course for the state Associations for Marriage and Family Therapy in Kentucky, Alabama and Texas, as well as for private supervision clients. Additionally, he routinely presents on Erickson Clinicial Supervision, the Principles of MFT Ethics and is co-authoring a book on Ericksonian Supervision.

Mike Rankin, MA, LMFT (KY)

instructor Mike Rankin

Mike Rankin, MA, LMFT (KY)

Mike is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor who has a private practice in Louisville, KY. Mike formerly was the Executive Director of the Kentucky Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. He is a seasoned supervisor who routinely supervises a number of students and associates who are pursuing MFT licensure. Mike is an experienced workshop speaker, who has presented on MFT Ethics, Ericksonian supervision, and MFT supervision. He is currently co-authoring a book with Dr. Bertram on Eriksonian Supervision.

Tony Watkins, MA, LMFT (AL; KY)

instructor Tony Watkins

Tony Watkins, MA, LMFT (AL; KY)

Tony is a Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in Alabama and Kentucky. Tony is an AAMFT clinical fellow and AAMFT approved clinical supervisor. Tony is the clinical director of the masters in Marriage and Family Therapy program at Campbellsville University. Tony also provides clinical services through his private practice, Comprehensive Counseling Solutions, LLC, https://comprehensivecounselingsolutions.org/, located in Arab, AL. Tony utilizes his seventeen-plus years of clinical experience providing support for clients with suicidal ideation, couples with conflicted relationships, adolescents and adults with varying relationship, mental health and substance abuse disorders and children with behavioral problems.

As a trainer and consultant, Tony is a Master Trainer for Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR), Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), and Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR). Tony has provided AMSR training to thousands of mental health professionals and as a Master Trainer and provides T4T's to train new trainers. Tony consults with communities and organizations to create suicide-safer communities and provides training for professionals and non-professionals across the county.

Self Paced Courses

Self paced courses are not live. Simply watch the video material and do coursework to receive your certificate.

KY Supervision for Board Approved Supervisors

This course is designed to meet the needs for: 1) AAMFT Approved Supervisors in good standing who must complete a one hour, board-approved, CE training on Kentucky Law. 2) Clinicians who have been licensed at least five years, and have completed a board approved supervision course (six-hour course). You must complete 2 hours of CE training in supervision and KY Law.

Six Hour KY Board Approved Supervision Workshop

We offer this six-hour on-demand workshop for those who want to become Kentucky LMFT Board Approved Supervisors. This meets the requirements in 201 KAR 32:035 for those who want to supervise Marriage and Family Therapy Associates. Please note that to be eligible to take this course you must have five years of post licensure experience with a minimum of 18 months of this experience being in Kentucky.

KY Law for Supervisors

This course is designed to meet the needs for: 1) AAMFT Approved Supervisors in good standing who must complete a one hour, board-approved, CE training on Kentucky Law. 2) Clinicians who have been licensed at least five years, and have completed a board approved supervision course (six-hour course). You must complete 2 hours of CE training in supervision and KY Law.

Complying with the No Surprises Act (H.R. 133)

In this free training, we learn about the No Surprises Act.

Upcoming Live Courses

Domestic Violence in Kentucky and Elder Abuse: A Systemic Approach for MFTs (Feb. 6, 2026 6PM-9:30 PM-ET, Live, Online, via Zoom). Presented by Nick Bloodworth, LMFT. ICET is an Approved CE Provider by the KY LMFT Board.*This course satisfies the requirements of 201 KAR 32:060 Section 1(5)
Instructor(s):
nicholas bloodworth
Price: $75
Start Date: Feb 06, 2026
End Date: Feb 06, 2026
Description: This comprehensive continuing education workshop for Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) offers an in-depth exploration of domestic violence (DV) through a systemic lens, focusing on the unique legal, cultural, and therapeutic challenges within Kentucky. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics of DV, recognizing signs and risk factors in clinical settings while learning to implement interventions that consider the needs of both victims and perpetrators. The course emphasizes trauma-informed care and systemic thinking, highlighting the impact of DV on individuals, families, and communities. ****This course satisfies the requirements of 201 KAR 32:060 Section 1(5)
Motivational Interviewing (MI) Basics Training; Feb. 10. 2026, 6-9 pm ET/5-8 pm CT, LIVE, Online, via ZOOM). Presenter - Tony Watkins
Instructor(s):
Tony Watkins
Price: $75
Start Date: Feb 10, 2026
End Date: Feb 10, 2026
Description: ICET is an approved continuing education sponsor of the KENTUCKY BOARD OF LMFT. Participants will receive instructions for logging into the training via email beginning Feb. 7, 2026. “Motivational interviewing is a collaborative, person-centered form of guiding to elicit and strengthen motivation for change”. Motivational interviewing addresses many different areas of change. Motivational interviewing evolved from the addiction field. Now it applies to numerous behavior change areas: mental health; co-occurring disorders/dual diagnosis; primary health care -includes diabetes, weight change, nutrition, medication adherence, HIV; gambling; smoking; substance abuse disorders; criminal justice patients, etc. It is practiced with adults and adolescents. It can be applied to individuals who are unmotivated, unwilling, or unprepared to make necessary changes in their lives. Rather than trying to compel or direct clients toward changing their behavior, a therapist or counselor uses MI to guide a patient or client through their feelings and help them examine the need for change. The Spirit of MI is Collaboration; evocation; autonomy; respect; compassion.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Ethics in Office Based, Online, and other Systemic Therapy Contexts: A TAS Refresher Course (Meets KY LMFT Board requirement for three hours of ethics and two hours of TAS).February 14, 2026, 8 AM-11 AM-Eastern, Live online, via Zoom. Approved by the KY LMFT Board
Instructor(s):
DALE BERTRAM
Price: $25
Start Date: Feb 14, 2026
End Date: Feb 14, 2026
Description: This is the first of several workshopx ICET is offering related to Artificial Intelligence and the practice of systemic therapy. In this workshop the co-facilitators will explore the appropriate ways that AI can be used to enhance knowledge for systemic therapists and we will also explore ways that using AI would not be appropriate