SCCAP’s Professional Development Series focuses on issues specific to children and adolescents. The webinars may be taken for continuing education credits or for general professional development for psychologists, other mental health professionals, and students. These career-related programs are designed for both researchers and practitioners.
SCCAP’s CE goals are to advance knowledge and practice as it pertains to the culturally and ethnically appropriate development and application of evidence based approaches to assessment, diagnosis, and treatment (preventative, educational, psychotherapeutic) of emotional, developmental, behavioral problems in children and adolescents and their parents/caretakers. CE efforts may include specific training regarding assessment and intervention techniques, expanding knowledge about the development of psychopathology, as well as programs designed to enhance research design, data analytic skills, and development of innovative approaches to assessment, intervention or service care delivery.
As an APA-approved sponsor of continuing education, SCCAP is committed to the identification and resolution of potential conflicts of interest in the planning, promotion, delivery, and evaluation of continuing education. If you have identified a potential Conflict of Interest or have a general complaint with one of our webinars, please follow the process on the SCCAP Webinar Concerns Document.
We strive to provide an inclusive, accessible experience that enables all individuals to participate fully in our programming. Auto-captioning will be enabled, and you will be able to access a transcript of the recording one week after the webinar. We do our best to provide slides before the webinar. These slides will be posted next to the website advertisements.
If you require any other accommodations to fully participate in the webinar please contact, Lynn Canty, Director of Operations, by emailing SCCAP@SCCAP53.org or by phone 470- 304-2468. SCCAP will do its best to support requests submitted no later than two weeks before the event.
Recorded Webinars
SCCAP does NOT offer CE for recorded webinars.
Download Previously Recorded Webinars Online
Webinar slides are available on the individual webinar information pages.
To request a transcription of a webinar contact SCCAP@sccap53.org
Live Webinars
Please visit the APA Continuing Education page for detailed information about State requirements and the APA definition of CE.
Although the SCCAP Professional Development Committee strives to provide CE content specific to children and adolescents that may fit within a specific states’ CE requirements, licensees are responsible for ensuring that that indicated courses officially meets their state specific requirements.
SCCAP is not an approved CE Provider for New York State. The Clinical Practice Institute CE’s are provided by CE-Learning and is approved in NY state and by other licensing entities.
2024 WEBINARS
Feb 29 When the Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From the Tree: Treating Children with ADHD When the Parent Has ADHD Too, Andrea Chronis Tuscano PhD
March 18 How Psychologists Can Partner with Lay Health Workers to Promote Equity in Children’s Mental Health, Miya Barnett, PhD
May 17, 12:00 – 1:00PM EST: Culturally Adapting Psychotherapy for Ethnic-Racial Minoritized Youth, Alayna Park PhD
June 12, 1:00 – 2:00PM EST: Digital Interventions for Racial-Ethnic Minoritized Youth, Henry Willis, PhD,
July 1, 1:00 – 2:00PM EST: SCCAP Student Development Committee, Applying to Clinical Internships
October 18, 12:00 – 1:00PM EST: Translating Best Practices in Autism Assessment to a Telehealth Platform, Liz Kryszak, PhD, R Bob Smith Excellence with Assessment Award Webinar, Free CE for SCCAP Members
Translating Best Practices in Autism Assessment to a Telehealth Platform
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Applying to Clinical Internships Maximizing your success!
SPONSORED BY SCCAP Student Committee MON, JULY 11:00PM - 2:00PM EST Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, American Psychological Association Division 53, is approved by the American Psychological Association ...
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Culturally Adapting Psychotherapy for Ethnic-Racial Minoritized Youth
Friday, May 17th, 12-1 pm EST This Webinar was sponsored by the SCCAP Practice Committee Cultural adaptations to youth mental health treatment can make treatment more compatible with a client’s ...
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How Psychologists Can Partner with Lay Health Workers to Promote Equity in Children’s Mental Health
Presented on March 18, 2024 Presenter: Miya Barnett, PhD, University of California. Dr. Miya Barnett will discuss strategies for child psychologists to partner with lay health workers to enhance equity ...
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Navigating Graduate School: Resources and Mentorship
Presenters: Joy Gabrielli , PhD, University of Florida; Joan Hanania, PhD, Harvard Medical Center; Cecilia Valrie, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University Moderators: Perry Caitlin and Ellison Sage Choate, Division 54 Description: Graduate ...
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Family Psychosocial Risk Screening in Pediatrics
Presented on Nov 08, 2023 This Webinar is sponsored by the SCCAP Membership Committee and the new Emerging Adults Special Interest Group.Membership in the EA SIG is free for SCCAP ...
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A call to action to reconceptualize adverse childhood experiences among Black youth: Missing the forest for the trees
Presented on Sept 26, 2023 This Webinar is sponsored by the SCCAP Membership Committee and the new Emerging Adults Special Interest Group.Membership in the EA SIG is free for SCCAP ...
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Neuroscience in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy: Brain as Tool and Metaphor
Presented by: Rowland Folensbee, Ph.D. This Webinar is sponsored by the SCCAP Membership Committee and the new Emerging Adults Special Interest Group.Membership in the EA SIG is free for SCCAP ...
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The Golden Thread Connecting Assessment Science, Practice, and the Patient
Presented on May 19, 2023 This Webinar is sponsored by the SCCAP Membership Committee and the new Emerging Adults Special Interest Group.Membership in the EA SIG is free for SCCAP ...
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Emerging Adulthood: A Developmental Perspective
Presented on Apr 24, 2023 at 12:00 PM EDT. This Webinar is sponsored by the SCCAP Membership Committee and the new Emerging Adults Special Interest Group.Membership in the EA SIG ...
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School-Based Interventions for Children & Youth with ADHD
Presented by Gregory Fabiano, PhD, Florida International University Moderator: Michael Meinzer, PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago Contemporary approaches to supporting individuals with ADHD in school settings will be presented ...
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Marketing Yourself: Navigating Advanced Training Opportunities and the Job Search
We invite you to join us for a professional development webinar on Thursday, November 17th, at 7:00pm/EST It can be intimidating to navigate the current boom in the behavioral health ...
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The Kids Are Alright: Affirming CBT with LGBTQ+ Youth and their Families
Presenter: Ilana Seager van Dyk, PhD, Massey UniversityModerator: Leigh Spivey-Rita, PhD, Duke University In 2022 alone, more than 200 anti-LGBTQ+ bills have been introduced into state legislatures in the United ...
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Applying to Clinical Internships Maximizing your success!
Moderator: Natalie Finn, M.S., Virginia Commonwealth University; SCCAP Student Development Committee Chair Applying for the pre-doctoral internship in clinical psychology can be both exciting and stressful. In this webinar, we ...
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Culturally Responsive TF-CBT via Telehealth for Latinx Youth and Families
Presented by Juventino Hernandez Rodriguez, PhD; and Bianca T. Villalobos, PhD University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley. Join us for a webinar on May 20, 2022 at 12:00 PM EDT ...
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Supporting Effective Treatment with Evidence-Based Supervision
Presenter: Sarah Kate Bearman, PhD, University of Texas Austin Moderated by Jill Ehrenreich-May, PhD, University of Miami Webinar Description: This webinar will present a summary of the evidence base for ...
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Research and Community Approaches To Adapting Evidence-based Interventions For Diverse Youth & Families
Presented by Anna Lau, PhD, UCLA Arturo Corrales, Psy.D., Moderator Webinar Description: As evidence-based practices (EBPs) are increasingly moved from clinical research to community settings, data suggest diminished effects. This ...
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Inoculating Children from the American Endemic: Treating Racism as a Virus
Webinar Description: Presenter: Riana E. Anderson, PhD, LCP, University of Michigan Moderator: Lynda L. Gibson, PhD, University of Chicago For Black youth and their families, the racial terror that snatched ...
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Professional Development Bootcamp: Advocacy, Virtual Interviewing, Job Search and Negotiation
Webinar Description: In this time of change, students are interested in maximizing professional development and networking opportunities, particularly considering the limitations associated with today’s virtual world. The Society for Child ...
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Assessing the Limited Prosocial Emotional Specifier: A Case Study in Evidence-based Assessment & Diagnosis
Webinar Description: The webinar will use the assessment of limited prosocial emotions as a case example of evidence-based principles for clinical assessments. Research on the basic characteristics of callous-unemotional traits ...
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Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success – 2021
Webinar Description: Panelists: Rhonda Sena, Ph.D., Director, Psychology Internship Training Program, UCLA Semel Institute Amy West, Ph.D., Associate Director for Psychology Training Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics ...
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“Ordinary People” to “13 Reasons Why”: Intervening to Reduce Youth Suicide and Self-Harm Risk – 6/29/21
"Ordinary People” to “13 Reasons Why”: Intervening to Reduce Youth Suicide and Self-Harm Risk Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at 1:00 PM EDT, 10:00AM PT Presented by Joan Asarnow, Ph.D., UCLA, ...
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Working with the Media: Strategies from a Child Psychologist’s Perspective – 4/9/2021
Working with the Media: Strategies from a Child Psychologist's Perspective Fri, Apr 9, 2021 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT Our speaker is Erlanger “Earl” Turner, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychology ...
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A Conversation About Social Justice: A Child Psychologist’s Role in Policy and Advocacy – 11/19/2020
A Conversation About Social Justice: A Child Psychologist's Role in Policy and Advocacy How can clinical child and pediatric psychologists influence equitable policies, and how can students get involved? We ...
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New Thoughts About Assessment and Diagnosis of Autism – 11/4/2020
New Thoughts About Assessment and Diagnosis of Autism Our Presenter is Cathy Lord, PhD, ABPP: UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior Join us for a webinar on Nov 04, ...
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Preventing Childhood Sexual Abuse: Enlisting Parents in Education – 10/20/2020
Preventing Childhood Sexual Abuse: Enlisting Parents in Education Presenter: Maureen C. Kenny, PhD, Florida International University Moderator: Amy Damashek, Ph.D., Western Michigan University Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a form ...
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2020 Annual Membership Meeting Recording Available
Normally, the Annual SCCAP Membership meeting is held in person at the APA Convention. For 2020 we held a virtual meeting instead. During the Annual Membership Meeting we updated members ...
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Technology Use and Children: A Focus on the Family System – 10/7/2020
Technology Use and Children: A Focus on the Family System Our Presenter: Justin Parent, PhD Our Moderator: Jonathan Comer, PhD Today's youth are engaging in unprecedented levels of screen media ...
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Cannabis Use in Adolescents – 9/29/2020
Cannabis Use in Adolescents Presented by Mary Fristad,PhD, ABPP Director of Research Development and Academic Affairs in Behavioral Health at Nationwide Children's Hospital and an Emerita Professor of Psychiatry and ...
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Ask Us Anything SCCAP Mentoring Panel – 8/4/2020
Webinar Description: The SCCAP Student Development Committee invites undergraduate students, graduate students, and post docs to participate in a virtual adaptation of our annual speed mentoring event! Six members of ...
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Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success – 7/8/2020
Webinar Description: We invite you to our webinar Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Eastern ...
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Working in Integrated Pediatric Primary Care Settings – 6/12/2020
Webinar Description: We invite you to our webinar Working in Integrated Pediatric Primary Care Settings on Friday, June 12, 2020, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Eastern. Our speakers are ...
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Providing Evidence-Based Child Treatment During COVID-19: More Lessons (Being) Learned by a Panel of Experts – 4/23/2020
The webinar is free for non-SCCAP members. Please share the information! Providing Evidence-Based Child Treatment During COVID-19: More Lessons (Being) Learned by a Panel of Experts Our panel includes: Anne Marie ...
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Providing High-Quality, Evidence-Based Child Treatment During COVID-19: Lessons (Being) Learned by a Panel of Experts – 4/9/2020
Providing High-Quality, Evidence-Based Child Treatment During COVID-19: Lessons (Being) Learned by a Panel of Experts Our panel includes: Anne Marie Albano, PhD; Mary Alvord PhD; Lisa Coyne PhD; & Cheryl ...
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Addressing Intersectionality When Working With Children and Families: Applying the Multicultural Guidelines – 5/12/2020
We invite you to our webinar Addressing Intersectionality When Working With Children and Families: Applying the Multicultural Guidelines on Tuesday, May 12, 2020, from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm Eastern ...
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Stigma and Mental Health: Youth with Mental and Neurodevelomental Disorders and What Does This Mean In the Era of COVID-19? – 4/14/2020
Stigma and Mental Health: Youth with Mental and Neurodevelomental Disorders and WHAT DOES THIS MEAN IN THE ERA OF COVID-19. Our speaker is Stephen Hinshaw, PhD, Professor of Psychology at UC ...
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Single-Session Interventions for Youth Mental Health Problems – 3/26/2020
We invite you to our webinar Single-Session Interventions for Youth Mental Health Problems on Thursday, March 26, 2020, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Eastern. Our speaker is Jessica Schleider, ...
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Stigma and Mental Health: What Is It, and What Are the Implications? – 2/4/2020
We invite you to our webinar Stigma and Mental Health: What Is It, and What Are the Implications? on Tuesday, February 4, 2020, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Eastern ...
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“But will this therapy benefit me?”: Applying Research Findings to Individual Patients – 12/5/2019
Webinar Overview: We invite you to our webinar "But will this benefit me?": Applying Research Findings to Individual Patients on Thursday, December 5, 2019, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm ...
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R. Bob Smith III Excellence in Assessment Award Webinar; Improving Mental Health Services with Multicultural Assessment of Child, Youth & Parent Psychopathology – 11/12/19
R. Bob Smith III Excellence in Assessment Award Webinar; Improving Mental Health Services with Multicultural Assessment of Child, Youth & Parent Psychopathology Webinar Overview: The webinar will present assessment tools ...
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Like Setting a Home on Fire: The Effects of Separating Families at the Border – 10/9/19
Like Setting a Home on Fire: The Effects of Separating Families at the Border Webinar Overview: Our speaker is Jack P. Shonkoff, MD, the Julius B. Richmond FAMRI Professor of ...
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The Impact of 13 Reasons Why on Suicide Behavior in Young People: What We Know So Far – 9/19/2019
The Impact of 13 Reasons Why on Suicide Behavior in Young People: What We Know So Far Webinar Overview: The webinar will feature leading researchers in the area including Megan Chesin, ...
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A Storm of Innovations: Using the Web to Work Together and Bring the Best Psychology Information to the People Who Would Benefit – 9/4/19
We invite you to our webinar A Storm of Innovations: Using the Web to Bring the Best Psychology Information to the People Who Would Benefit on Wednesday, September 4, 2019, ...
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Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success – 7/24/19
Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success Webinar Overview: The pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship can be one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of a psychologist’s ...
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Anxiety, Depression, and Social Media in Adolescents: What to Do? 2/4/2019
Webinar Overview: Our speaker is Mary A. Fristad, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, and our moderator is Brian Chu, PhD. This webinar will review: 1) current rates of ...
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From the Brain to Bedside: Translating Neuroscience Findings to Develop Innovative Interventions 12/4/2018
From the Brain to Bedside: Translating Neuroscience Findings to Develop Innovative Interventions Speaker: Amy Krain Roy, Ph.D., Director, Integrative Neuroscience Program Fordham University Moderator: Jill Ehrenreich May, Ph.D., Associate Professor, ...
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Psychology and Ethics: Strengthening Diverse Relationships Across Psychology 9/14/2018
Webinar Overview: In the United States, the population diversity continues to increase representing individuals from multiple identities including ethnic groups, religious affiliations, and sexual orientations. As the population diversity shifts, ...
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Applying to Clinical Internships: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Success – 7/9/2018
Webinar Overview: The pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship can be one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of a psychologist’s career. Applying for internship can be one of the most ...
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Attachment Theory and Research: Applications and Misapplications in Clinical Practice 4/25/18
Webinar Overview: Attachment problems and“attachment therapy” are often discussed in applied clinical settings, and are particularly prominent among services for maltreated and/or adopted children. These terms are not, however, widely ...
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