CE Credit Courses for

Therapists

Well, hello there! Glad you can make it! Welcome to the Dóchas Education Hub for Therapists

Have you ever been to an in-service where, upon finishing, you think, “Well, that’s an hour (or two) of my life I can’t get back? (And when there’s no food? Heathens…)

Look no further!

The Dóchas Education Hub is here for you!

Our courses are based on our experience as practitioners. They are born from noticing what our clients are going through and often are based on what we wished we had learned before we learned it the hard way!

We don’t believe in psychobabble. Our CE approved courses are meant to be easy to understand and include things you can use immediately in your work. Listen, we might not be able to supply the food, but we won’t waste your time! Our courses are set up so you can learn at your own pace based on your schedule. No more sitting down for hours at a time – you can pause and easily pick up where you were at.

So, take a gander at our CE approved courses. Oh, and did I mention there are CE credits? Oh yeah, I did… but what I didn’t mention is you can bundle them to have additional savings! Yep, save money! Love it!

Remember we are working on things all the time and if you know of something you’d like included, please let us know. We’d be happy to support you with it.

Courses

Ultimate Guide to Grammar for Psychologists: What You Need to Know to Edit Like a Pro.

From basic grammar to more complex editing and pitfalls, this course sets you up for editing success in professional writing for psychologists.

Here we'll cover...

Parts of speech, including nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, determiners, and conjunctions.
Clauses, including subjects and predicates, independent, and dependent clauses.
Types of sentence constructs: simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
Punctuation: the comma, colon, and semi-colon, specifically when and where to use them.
Common grammatical issues in writing, such as subject-verb agreement, sentence fragments, run-on (fused) sentences, comma splices, parallel construction, active vs. passive voice, acronyms, and contractions.
And finally… the top five most common grammatical issues the speaker has seen in her work as a supervisor of psychological interns and provisional psychologists.

Crafting Professional Letters.

Not sure how to write a letter that meets your client's needs AND our Standards of Practice? Look no further - your guide is here!

Here we'll cover...

Standards of Practice, including informed consent, competence, provision of supportable services, maintenance and retention of records, confidentiality, representation, and fees.
Tone, Role, and Purpose, including professional tone in writing, roles during writing, purposes of writing, and a bonus section (you’ll have to check it out to see)!
General Framework for letters broken down into easily digestible chunks with examples.
Information and Advocacy Letters, which is a section devoted to applying the general framework to specific situations with a plethora of examples that you can use later.
And finally…pitfalls oriented to content, grammar, and legal or standards of practice issues.

Difficult Conversations for Therapists.

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Imposter Syndrome.

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CE Credit Courses for

Therapists

Ultimate Guide to Grammar for Psychologists: What You Need to Know to Edit Like a Pro.

Here we'll cover...

Crafting Professional Letters.

Here we'll cover...

Difficult Conversations for Therapists.

Here we'll cover...

Imposter Syndrome.

Here we'll cover...

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