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CONTINUING EDUCATION

Aging Home Study     Earn CE Credit Here     New Requirements


Watch for new courses coming soon.


Home Study Course on Aging and Long Term Care

According to the BBS requirements: "For renewals after January 1, 2005, those persons who began graduate study prior to January 1, 2004 must complete a 3-hour continuing education course in aging and long term care. The course could include, but is not limited to, the biological, social, and psychological aspect of aging. The Board may accept evidence of completion of an equivalent course or courses taken prior to January 1, 2005 or may accept prior teaching or practice experience in order to fulfill the continuing education requirement."

To request the Aging and Long Term Care Home Study packet mail your request along with a check for $40.00 to CSCSW, 720 Howe Avenue, Suite 112, Sacramento, CA 95825. Include you name, mailing address, and daytime phone number. If paying by Master Card or VISA call (800) 952-5579.


Earn C.E. credits here on our website

Have you reviewed your Continuing Education folder and discovered you are one or two hours short? Current Society members can now earn one or more hours of CE credit by reading 3 articles of your choice (per credit), then answering the post-test questions and submitting it by mail or fax to the Society office. C.E. credit certificate will then be forwarded to you.

Non-member LCSWs or MFTs may also earn CE Credit for a $10.00 fee per credit.

Important Note: Read the regulations below to determine how best to return the Post Test. According to the California Code of Regulations, licensees may earn one-third of the required CE hours through self-study.

The difference between self-study and electronic courses is the method of the post-test. Even if the method of learning is the same (reading a book, watching a video), if the post-test is submitted to the provider through the mail, those hours will be considered self-study (this method is limited to 1/3 of the total hours required per renewal period). If the post-test is submitted electronically, the hours will be considered regular CE hours. (electronically includes fax).

26 AVAILABLE ARTICLES:

  1. A Harm Reduction Approach to Treating Problem Adolescent Alcohol Use
  2. Alcohol and Aging: Myths and Realities
  3. A Therapist's Grief When a Client Suddenly Dies
  4. Control-Mastery: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Theory You May Never Have Heard Of
  5. Couple Therapy with Survivors of Childhood Trauma
  6. Expectations in Therapy or "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden"
  7. Got Gottman?
  8. Guidelines for Treating Postpartum Mood Disorders
  9. Hate in the Transference
  10. Healing Traumatic Reenactment: Psyche's Return from Soma's Underworld
  11. Holding the Systemic Frame in Depth Couples Therapy: Practical Considerations
  12. Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
  13. Insightful Parents/Secure Children
  14. Interrupting the Blame/Rage Cycle
  15. Intimate Partner Abuse: Understanding and Treating Domestic Violence
  16. It's Never Too Late to Change: Group Psychotherapy Experiences with Senior Adults
  17. Teen Line Reaches Out to LGBT Youth
  18. There's No Couch Here: Introducing Psychoanalytic Concepts to Non-clinical Staff
  19. Third Culture Kids / Global Nomads and the Culturally Skilled Therapist
  20. Treating Performance Anxiety
  21. Treating the Dually Diagnosed Woman
  22. Using Attachment Theory Concepts in Couple Therapy
  23. Using Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice With Adults
  24. Using Electronic Mail in Clinical Social Work Practice
  25. What Should I Do? What Should I Say?
  26. When Too Much Sex Is a Problem... Understanding and Treating Sexual Addiction

POST-TEST FOR CE CREDIT


Continuing Education Requirement

Continuing Education Update:
Current and New Required Courses

The table below summarizes information on current and new required courses that LCSWs/MFTs should know. The effective date in the table means that you must complete this requirement prior to your license expiring after this date.

Course Requirement CE Credits Frequency Effective Date
Legal and Ethical Issues
6
Every renewal cycle January 1, 2004
Clinical Supervision
of Registered Associates
15
One time requirement In effect now
Clinical Supervision
of MFT Interns
6
Every renewal cycle In effect now
Domestic Violence
No specific #*
One time requirement January 1, 2004
Domestic Violence
7
One time requirement January 1, 2005
Aging and Long-term
3
One time requirement January 1, 2005