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On-Demand CEU Trainings
On-Demand CEU Trainings
Check out the on-demand CEU trainings below. Plus, you can watch short preview clips to see what each course offers before you sign up!
Featured Recorded CEU Trainings
Treating Problematic Screen Use (4 CEUs)
Understand the impact of excessive screen use & effective intervention strategies.
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Treating Traumatic Bonding & Intergenerational Trauma: Focus on Experiential Therapies (3 CEUs )
Explore hands-on therapeutic techniques to break cycles of trauma.
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Treating Sex and Pornography Addiction (3 CEUs)
Learn evidence-based interventions for compulsive sexual behaviors.
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Gambling Addiction in Young Adults: Neuroscience, Online Sports Betting, and Treatment Approaches (2 CEUs)💡 Address the rise of online gambling & effective treatment models.
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Dysfunctional Family Systems Recovery: Rules, Roles, and Boundaries (2 CEUs)
Address the impact of developmental trauma, role formation, boundary setting, and experential group and individual methods of intervention
Shame Reduction and Building Resilience (2 CEUs)
Address the origins of shame, nuance of working in the here-and-now when clients bring shame into the room, and explore experential methods of healing related to shame reduction.
Digital Mirrors: The Role of Technology in Identity Formation in Young Children (1.5 CEUs)
This training explores the process of identity formation and self-conception as it relates to children experiencing this phase of development through digital means. Specific topics covered are: social media's interaction with self-esteem, resilience building skills parents can use, applying Erikson's stages of development to therapeutic tasks, and how implicit bias can affect children's experience of algorithms.
All trainings listed above are approved for LPC, LCSW, LPAT, and LCADC license holders in Kentucky. All trainings are approved by the Kentucky Board of Social Work (a credentialing body recognized by the Oregon BLSW). Oregon LCSW's may count these trainings toward their required CE hours.
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Best Practices in Telehealth (2 CEUs)
This course is designed to satisfy the requirement put forth in KRS 335.158 for social workers to complete 2 hrs of training specific to the ethics and practices of telehealth social work during each renewal cycle. This training has been approved by the Kentucky Board of Social Work only.
Michael Eiden LCSW, LCADC, CSAT, CCS
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor
Certified Sex Addiction Therapist
Certified Clinical Supervisor
Board Certified Sex Therapist
EMDR Trained
Eiden Integrative Counseling
8134 New La Grange Road STE 228 Louisville, KY 40222
Eiden.integrative@gmail.com
502-544-4258
Reviews from past training participants
"I took Mike’s training on screen addiction and it was fantastic. Mike’s distillation of current research and presenting the information in a manner that was understandable and clinically relevant was stellar. I highly recommend and will take any of his future courses." -TS
"Michael’s training on Problematic Screen Use is exceptional in comprehensive clarity. The presentation provides accessible and practical information to evaluate and take action on this crucial phenomenon that affects us all. Great program! -CH"
"I truly appreciated the balance between discussion of why/how the problem occurs and how to approach working with both youths and adults in treating the problem. I also appreciated how Mr. Eiden used examples within different potential cases to help explain how symptoms present and how to navigate treatment." -CG
"Mike has a wonderful presentation style - not only focused, but balanced with technical/educational components along with case examples/common language to make it extremely understandable." -TM
"The presenter did a wonderful job making a very complex issue easy to understand. I appreciated being able to learn about the brain science involved in screen use AND receiving ideas of how to minimize and treat the effects." -RC
"I found the neurophysiology information very helpful. Especially the information about how the body is aroused to a crisis state while gaming. He tied the information together in a way that I could relate to. This guy has read a lot of freaking books!" -TW
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