Templates & Worksheets
Continuing Education: Planning and Tracking
Understand how to assess your clinical strengths and weaknesses, identify the skills you want to learn, and figure out what training fits your schedule and budget. You’ll also be able to conveniently track your progress toward your continuing education requirements.
Last updated: July 2024
Making the most of your state-required continuing education hours
Every clinician has felt the pressure: it’s almost time to renew your license, but you haven’t finished completing all your continuing education requirements.
The next thing you know, you’re sitting through a last-minute webinar on a topic you don’t really care about. But if you’re required to complete continuing education units, why not make them work to your benefit?
Training needs and preferences self-assessment exercise
Consider the following questions to identify education opportunities to strengthen your practice:
- What therapy skills do I have that could use improvement or fine-tuning?
- What tools would have helped me the last time I felt unprepared with a client?
- What techniques would I love to be implementing with my clients over the next few years?
General therapeutic skills
Choose your speciality or areas of interest
- Self Awareness
- Ethical Skills
- Culturally Responsive Care
- Self Care
- Diagnostic Skills
- Treatment Planning
- Rapport Building
- Record-Keeping
- Self Awareness
- Ethical Skills
- Culturally Responsive Care
- Self Care
- Telehealth
- Motivational Interviewing
- Measurement-Based Care
- Other
With this resource, you'll learn how to:
Assess your clinical strengths and weaknesses
Better identify the skills you want to learn
Figure out what training fits your schedule and budget
