Professional Development Webinars for Mental Health Clinicians

Evidence-Based Training and Practical Skills for Psychologists, Counselors, and related professionals

At the Center for Cognitive Behavior Therapy, we specialize in evidence-based treatment for children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Our professional development workshops extend this expertise to clinicians through specialized, practical training grounded in evidence-based approaches and designed to enhance everyday clinical practice.

Through our partnership with the Office of Professional Development at Rutgers GSAPP, we offer live and on-demand webinars for clinicians across the United States and around the world. Our workshops are designed for professionals working with children, adolescents, and families, including clinical and school psychologists, social workers, and counselors.

Continuing education credits* are offered for licensed psychologists, school psychologists, and professional counselors. Social workers and clinicians from other mental health disciplines are also welcome to learn although CE credits are not offerred. Please check the specifcs for each workshop.

Live Webinars

LIVE WEBINAR

IEPs and 504 Plans: A Primer for Psychologists

Presented by: Jessica Weinberg, JD
Attorney

February 12, 2027

9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Eastern

Live Online

(Zoom)

2 CE Credits

(APA, NBCC)

Gain a practical introduction to special education law and school-based supports for children and adolescents. This webinar clarifies the differences between IEPs and Section 504 Plans, introduces key legal concepts, and explores strategies for collaborating with parents and school teams to help students access appropriate educational supports.

VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER
LIVE WEBINAR

Reclaiming Focus: Evidence-Based Strategies for Kids in a Screen-Filled World

Presented by: Ariel Kornblum, PsyD, BCBA, LBA, Pychologist and Behavior Analyst

February 26, 2027

10:00 AM – 12:00 p.m. Eastern

Live Online

(Zoom)

2 CE Credits

(APA, NYSED, NBCC)

Explore how digital technology can affect children’s attention, sleep, habits, and social connection. Drawing on developmental psychology and behavioral science, this webinar examines why screens are so engaging and offers practical strategies to help families develop healthier technology habits through routines, thoughtful monitoring, and open communication.
VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER
LIVE WEBINAR

Assessment, Engagement and Safe Intervention with Families Impacted by Domestic Violence

Presented by: Carla S. Stover, PhD
Psychologist

May 7, 2027

9:00 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Eastern

Live Online

(Zoom)

4 CE Credits

(APA, NYSED, NBCC)
*Fulfills NJ Psychologist DV requirement

Develop practical skills for assessing and responding to domestic violence in clinical practice. Explore safety and risk screening, intervention considerations for individuals and families, strategies for engaging parents, and ways to help parents talk with children about violence in the family.
VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER

On-Demand Webinars

ON DEMAND WEBINARS
 

Therapy Interventions for Families Impacted by High Conflict Separation, Divorce and Domestic Violence

Presented by: Justin Misurell, PhD
Psychologist

Anytime

4 Hours

On Demand

4 CE Credits

(APA, NYSED, NBCC)
Fulfills NJ Psychologist DV requirement
Explore the complex family dynamics that can arise during high-conflict separation and divorce, particularly when domestic violence, abuse, or trauma are involved. This webinar offers practical clinical guidance for working with court-involved families, addressing co-parenting conflict, and considering children’s safety and well-being.
VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER
ON DEMAND WEBINARS
PRESENTED BY CCBT FACULTY

Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Adolescents (DBT-A): An Introduction

Presented by: Atara Hiller, PsyD
Psychologist

Anytime

3 Hours

On Demand

3 CE Credits

(APA, NYSED, NBCC)

Learn the foundations of DBT-A, an evidence-based treatment for adolescents experiencing suicidality, self-injury, and emotion dysregulation. This webinar introduces its core treatment components, developmental adaptations, and the role of family involvement in helping teens manage emotions and reduce high-risk behaviors.
VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER
ON DEMAND WEBINARS
PRESENTED BY CCBT FACULTY

Implementing Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) in Schools

Presented by: Atara Hiller, PsyD
Psychologist

Anytime

1.5 Hours

On Demand

1.5 CE Credits

(APA, NYSED, NASP, NBCC)

Discover how DBT principles and skills can be applied in school settings to support students experiencing emotion dysregulation. This webinar introduces practical approaches for incorporating DBT into schools and helping students manage emotions, navigate interpersonal challenges, and respond more effectively to difficult situations.
VIEW DETAILS & REGISTER

Help Shape Future Continuing Education (CE) Trainings

We’re always looking for new topics that align with our mission. If there’s a clinical topic or treatment approach you’d like to see us address in a future workshop, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to info@centerforcbt.org.

*Continuing education credits are offered for the following professionals:

  • Psychologists: American Psychological Association (APA)

  • New York psychologists: New York State Education Department (NYSED)

  • School psychologists: National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)

  • Professional counselors: National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC)

Specific credit types and eligibility are noted in each workshop description on the registration page.