Continuing Education Approval Requests |
There are two options for submitting workshop proposals. If you would like WMHCA to approve your workshop and you present it on your own then submit the continuing education application. If you would like to present a workshop hosted by WMHCA please fill out the Professional Development for WMHCA. |
Continuing Education Application
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Health Equity Professional Development Please review the requirements in this link to the WA DOH and consider submitting a proposal. Workshops must be a minimum of 2 credit hours to meet the requirement for healthcare professionals. In addition, proposals must include implicit bias training to identify strategies to reduce bias during assessment and diagnosis and must include at least one additional area:
Trainers must have demonstrated knowledge and experience related to health equity. Research must be based on current empirical research and known best practices. Proposals will remain open on a continuous basis and reviewed upon receipt. Health Equity Training Standards Summary
As of January 1, 2024 all providers licensed under Title 18 must take two (2) continuing education credits of health equity training every four (4) years. This includes associates.
The training must:
Other topics that meet the requirements are:
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Joys of Counseling Professional Development WMHCA is excited to announce a call for proposals to showcase and celebrate the profound joy that counseling brings to us as counselors. As practitioners in the field of mental health, we understand the immense satisfaction derived from supporting individuals on their journey toward healing and personal growth. In our upcoming professional topic series, we invite counselors from diverse backgrounds and specialties to submit workshop proposals that highlight the joy they experience in their counseling practice. Whether witnessing moments of insight and transformation, fostering meaningful connections with clients, or experiencing personal growth through the therapeutic process, we believe that sharing these moments of joy can inspire and uplift our community. Workshop proposals may include personal anecdotes, case studies, therapeutic techniques, or innovative approaches that illuminate the joy of counseling. We encourage submissions that embrace inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and evidence-based practices, reflecting our clients' diverse needs and experiences. This event not only provides a platform for counselors to share their expertise but also fosters a sense of camaraderie and inspiration within our profession. Together, let us celebrate the profound joy that counseling brings to our lives and the lives of those we serve. |