This is a bundled course that includes a required learning on Self-Compassion, and the recording of the Self-Care live session on May 21st. You will not be required to re-watch the recording in order to obtain the CE. Instructors: Danielle Hoerst, LPC, NBC-HWC Karlise Newman, LCSW PLEASE NOTE: Many therapist and counseling licensees can use APA sponsored continuing education toward their license renewal. However, we do not control nor can we guarantee that reciprocity; it is very important that you verify with your licensing board.

This is a bundled course that includes a required learning on Self-Compassion, and a required recording of the Self-Care live session on May 21st for those who did NOT attend live. Instructors: Danielle Hoerst, LPC, NBC-HWC Karlise Newman, LCSW PLEASE NOTE: Many therapist and counseling licensees can use APA sponsored continuing education toward their license renewal. However, we do not control nor can we guarantee that reciprocity; it is very important that you verify with your licensing board.

This is an educational webinar created by our care partner, Equip, which focuses on eating disorder treatment. While not CE-eligible, this recording contains a lot of excellent information on the way that society and culture shapes our views on body image, weight, beauty standards, etc. This is meant to be informational, and not a direct training on how to work with members in relation to these topics.

This course is for those who attended the live session, and who only need to complete the quiz for CE credit.

This course is for those who were unable to attend the live session, and need to review the recording in order to receive their CE credit.

This training, created by Molly Goldman, LMSW and Danielle Hoerst, LPC, NBC-HWC of Modern Health, covers the stages of grief, cultural considerations, and practical tips and tools to integrate with clients. This training was created with both therapists and coaches as the intended audience. Due to this being a 25 minute primer course, it is NOT eligible for continuing education credits.

This microlearning, hosted by Modern Health's Director of Quality and Value Based Care, Shelly DeVito, LCSW, MBA, walks through Modern Health's quality frameworks and how quality is all of our jobs. Due to this being a 25 minute training it is currently not eligible for CEs, however, once the quality series is complete we will likely be able to combine them all together for a CE-eligible course.

This course is for those who attended the live session, and who only need to complete the quiz for CE credit. Led by Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, Executive Dean at the UNC School of Medicine, this presentation discusses the intersection of pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder, post-partum depression, and menopause, among others, and their intersection with mental health.

Led by Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, Executive Dean at the UNC School of Medicine, this presentation discusses the intersection of pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder, post-partum depression, and menopause, among others, and their intersection with mental health. You will be required to complete the recording before you are able to access the quiz for CE credit.

This course is for individuals who were able to attend the live session of this training, and need to complete the quiz for CE credit. Led by Karlise Newman, LCSW, this training discusses what boundaries are, why they're important, common challenges, and supplies strategies for boundary setting.

This course is for those who were unable to attend the live session, and need to view the recording in order to obtain their CE credit.

In this session we discuss disordered eating and eating disorders, how common they are, and how to spot the early warning signs. We also discuss how the different eating disorders present in individuals of all ages and when to triage for specialty care. There are case study examples and opportunities for Q&A to answer all your eating disorder questions. This training is eligible for 1 CE credit.

In this session we discuss disordered eating and eating disorders, how common they are, and how to spot the early warning signs. We also discuss how the different eating disorders present in individuals of all ages and when to triage for specialty care. There are case study examples and opportunities for Q&A to answer all your eating disorder questions. This training is eligible for 1 CE credit.

This microlearning will discuss the overlaps and intersections of physical and mental health, the physiology of stress, as well as cover common physical wellbeing topics such as exercise, sleep, healthy routines, etc. Due to it's length, this course is not eligible for CE credits. If this is a topic that interests you, you are welcome and encouraged to complete the course regardless!

This module is for those who attended the Live Session on Temperament and Child Anxiety. Please do not complete this module if you did not attend live.

This course is for individuals who were unable to attend the live session of the training, and need to view the recording in order to access the quiz for CE credit.

Hosted by Dr. Clifton Berwise, a Clinical Psychologist and Associate Principal of Clinical Strategy at Modern Health, this microlearning explores what is imposter syndrome, how it shows up, and tools for managing it with your clients. Due to the length of this training, it is not eligible for CE credits.

This course is for those who attended the session LIVE. Please do not take this course if you were unable to attend live, and see the Homestudy course instead. In this session, we will discuss how research suggests that exercise can have a significant positive impact on depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addictions, cognitive functioning, and more. Not only will be discuss how exercise can be used to treat these issues, but also how it works as a preventative measure.

This course is for those who were unable to attend the live session of this training. In this session, we will discuss how research suggests that exercise can have a significant positive impact on depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addictions, cognitive functioning, and more. Not only will be discuss how exercise can be used to treat these issues, but also how it works as a preventative measure.