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)
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)
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)
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
Instructor(s):
Tony Watkins
Price: $75
Start Date: Apr 08, 2024
End Date: Apr 09, 2024
Description: The AMSR for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Professionals (AMSR-SUD) curriculum develops skills in the recognition, assessment, and management of suicide risk and the delivery of effective suicide-specific interventions. Participants who complete the two days, 3.5 hours each day, Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Professionals are eligible for 6.5. continuing education credit hours with the KENTUCKY BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, NOTE-REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE ON MARCH 27, 2024)
Instructor(s):
DALE BERTRAM
Tony Watkins
Price: $325
Start Date: Apr 10, 2024
End Date: Apr 12, 2024
Description: The 15 hour CE Hour course in Technology Assisted Services (teletherapy and telesupervision) meets the requirement of the KY LMFT Board for 15 hours of initial training in TAS. April 10th-Module One-The Nuts and Bolts of Online Therapy and Supervision (9 AM-noon-Eastern); Module Two-Ethics and Technology (2:00 PM-5:00 PM-Eastern); April 11th- Module Three-Theory and Practice of Online Therapy and Supervison-9 AM-noon-Eastern); Module Four-Modes of Delivery of Online Therapy and Supervision-(2 PM-5 PM-Eastern); April 12th-Case Studies in Ethics and Technology (9 AM-noon-Eastern)
Instructor(s):
Tony Watkins
Price: $25
Start Date: Apr 26, 2024
End Date: Apr 26, 2024
Description: This workshop is both an Ethics training (3 hours of ethics) and a Technology Assisted Services (TAS) refresher training. Participants will 1) review of Public Health Emergency (PHE), with changes that ended May 11, 2023. 2) review the ethical arguments for and against the use of TAS in the delivery of psychotherapy. 3) review the AAMFT Codes of Ethics, KENTUCKY BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, 201 KAR 32:110 and other relevant laws and codes guiding the ethical considerations of treating a client at higher risk of experiencing a crisis via TAS.
Instructor(s):
Tony Watkins
Price: $75
Start Date: May 03, 2024
End Date: May 03, 2024
Description: The term trauma covers a range of elements: the exposure to an event, the individual experience of that exposure, and the effect of that experience. The experience of trauma is unique to each of us; this explains how the same event can be experienced so differently by different people e.g. siblings living in the same family reacting differently to exposure to domestic violence. This also explains how exposure to the same type of trauma may be experienced differently at different times in our life, even impacting different areas of functioning. There is no right or wrong way for an individual to respond to trauma. This workshop reviews trauma informed care, a very important aspect of treatment in our current era.