Continuing Education

Continuing Education Learners

Image  My primary goal was to earn CE credits for my LCSW, but I enjoyed the conference. I would have liked to attend all the sessions, and found it hard to choose   Image - Mental Health Professional, 2010 Reston, VA Regional Conference
 
 Image I love the helpful parenting tips and gaining a better understanding of how life is different for kids with ADHD.  Image - Parent, 2010 Reston, VA Regional Conference

Two Options to Earn Continuing Education:


 1.) Online Distance Learning - Session titles and credit hours are listed below.
       More Sessions Coming Soon!
CEs for psychologists and other mental health professionals: Continuing Education credits (CEs) for psychologists and mental health professionals are being offered
through PsychoEducational Resources, Inc. (PER). PER is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
CEUs for Educators and School  Administrators: CHADD is an IACET Authorized Provider for programs that qualify under IACET guidelines. Continuing Education Units  (CEUs) have been approved for educators and school administrators.

2.) Onsite at Conferences            
Annual Conference
Regional Conference 

Questions or Comments? Please contact us at: CHADDconference@chadd.org or 1-800-233-4050

Continuing Education for Mental Health Professionals

 Session Title
 Number
of Continuing
 Education Credits
 B4 - Behavior Management of Elementary Age Children with ADHD  

1.5

 C3 - If I Could, I Would: Keys to Managing Challenging Behaviors in the Classroom  

1.5

 B1 - Model Programs for Serving Kids with ADHD in the City  

1.5

 L1 - Raising Amazing Kids

1.0

 C2 - Tales Out of School: How to Collaborate Effectively With Schools as an 'Outside Psychologist' 

1.5

 C4 - The Role of Medication in Promoting Learning

1.5

 AP - What Every Parent & Professional Must Know About ADD & ADHD

1.5

 A4 - What is ADHD? Gender, Genetics, Medication

1.5

 A3 - What School-Based Professionals Need to Know About ADHD?

1.5

 FB1 - Addressing Executive Function Deficits At Home & School  

1.5

 TA2 - ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder

3.0

 SC1 - ADHD or Asperger : Why Does it Matter, and What Difference Does it Make?

1.5

 FF1 - An Evening Of Hope, Humor and Honors: A Good Day is When Bad Things Don’t Happen

1.5

 TB7 - Back To Basics An ADHD Primer

3.0

 FD8 - Change Strategies Used in CBT for Adult ADHD

1.5

 SAG1 - Closing Keynote: What 2 Do & Why 

1.5

 FD10 - EEG Neurofeedback for ADHD

1.5

 SD2 - Homework Headaches and Heartaches

1.5

 SB3 - Making the Grade With ADHD

1.5

 FB2 - Mindful Approaches To Managing Emotions

1.5

 SC9 - Mindful Awareness in Treatment Of Adult ADHD

1.5

 SC6 - Neurocognitive Tools for the ADD Toolbox

1.5

 FC5 - New Concepts Of ADHD Executive Functions

1.5

 TCG1 - Opening Keynote The Importance Of Emotion In Understanding and Managing ADHD

1.5

 SB5 - Organizing the ADHD Brain

1.5

 FBRI - Research Symposium I: National Medal of Science Symposium

1.5

 SBRII - Research Symposium II:
 1. Prescriptions for Stimulants in the USA from 2000 to 2009; 
 2. Prevalence and Prescription Rates in  ADHD

1.5

 SD9 - Strengthening Executive Function

1.5

 FC7 - Ten Golden Rules for Interacting With Children

1.5

 FC1 - The Nature Of Executive Functioning in ADHD

1.5

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Continuing Education for Educators and School Administrators

 Session Title

Number of Continuing Education Units
10 contact hours = 1 CEU Unit

 B5 - A Model Program for Implementing Services to Students with ADHD 

0.15

 A2 - ADD in the Workplace - Finding the 'Right' Job or Making Your Current Job Work For You 

0.15

 B3 - Addressing Deficits in Executive Functions in the Classroom

0.15

 B4 - Behavior Management of Elementary Age Children with ADHD

0.15

 C5 - Beyond Medication: A Presentation of ADHD Resources

0.15

 A5 - Identification, Diagnosis and Treatment of ADHD in Community Based Settings

0.15

 C3 - If I Could, I Would: Keys to Managing Challenging Behaviors in the Classroom 

0.15

 B1 - Model Programs for Serving Kids with ADHD in the City

0.15

 L1 - Raising Amazing Kids

0.10

 C2 - Tales Out of School: How to Collaborate Effectively With Schools as an 'Outside Psychologist'

0.15

 C4 - The Role of Medication in Promoting Learning 

0.15

 A1 - Transition to College for Students with ADHD and LD: What You Need to Know 

0.15

 AP - What Every Parent & Professional Must Know About ADD & ADHD

0.10

 A4 - What is ADHD? Gender, Genetics, Medication

0.15

 A3 - What School-Based Professionals Need to Know About ADHD?

0.15

 FB1 - Addressing Executive Function Deficits At Home & School

0.15

 TA2 - ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder

0.30

 SC1 - ADHD or Asperger : Why Does it Matter, and What Difference Does it Make?

0.15

 FF1 - An Evening Of Hope, Humor and Honors: A Good Day is When Bad Things Don’t Happen

0.15

 TB7 - Back To Basics An ADHD Primer

0.30

 FD8 - Change Strategies Used in CBT for Adult ADHD

0.15

 SAG1 - Closing Keynote: What 2 Do & Why

0.15

 FD10 - EEG Neurofeedback for ADHD

0.15

 SD2 - Homework Headaches and Heartaches

0.15

 SB3 - Making the Grade With ADHD

0.15

 FB2 - Mindful Approaches To Managing Emotions

0.15

 SC9 - Mindful Awareness in Treatment Of Adult ADHD

0.15

 SC6 - Neurocognitive Tools for the ADD Toolbox 

0.15

 FC5 - New Concepts Of ADHD Executive Functions

0.15

 TCG1 - Opening Keynote The Importance Of Emotion In Understanding and Managing ADHD

0.15

 SB5 - Organizing the ADHD Brain

0.15

 FBRI - Research Symposium I: National Medal of Science Symposium

0.15

 SBRII - Research Symposium II:
 1. Prescriptions for Stimulants in the USA from 2000 to 2009;
 2. Prevalence and Prescription Rates in ADHD

0.15

 SD9 - Strengthening Executive Function

0.15

 FC7 - Ten Golden Rules for Interacting With Children

0.15

 FC1 - The Nature Of Executive Functioning in ADHD

0.15

 

Image  It is a good forum for questions, especially for families who are dealing with ADHD and are trying to sort out the vast amount of information available. Image   - Parent, 2010 Reston, VA Regional Conference
 Image There were so many good breakout sessions that it was hard to choose which one to attend. Having the presenter's notes available ahead of time online greatly helped me choose which sessions best met my individual goals.  Image  - Adult, 2010 Reston, VA Regional Conference

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