Earn CEUs for New Mexico LCSWs, LMFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, CSWs, CPSWs & CHW/Rs and other licensed and non-licensed behavioral health professionals.
Attend anytime • Work at your own pace • Earn free CEUs
Earn 1.5 CEUs for New Mexico Clinical Supervisors
Attend anytime • Work at your own pace • Earn free CEUs
Earn Free CEUs for New Mexico Behavioral Health Professionals
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Tailored for New Mexico behavioral health organizations to address business challenges and enhance organizational and leadership development.
Earn up to 21 total CEUs. Designed for behavioral health professionals, leaders, and emerging leaders. Workshops begin September 14, 2023.
SAMHSA’s practitioner training offers tools, training, and technical assistance to practitioners in the fields of mental health and substance use disorders.
Updated January 2023
Clinical supervisors must adhere to all state board regulations and maintain active licensure in one of the following categories: Licensed Professional Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Art Therapist, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor, Licensed Psychiatrist, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatry, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, and Licensed Psychologist.
Those who are under supervision must have completed all necessary requirements for their licensure type. Some agencies and programs may require background checks on persons rendering services. The non-independently licensed provider scope of practice includes the following: rendering social work and/or counseling related services, which may include evaluation, assessment, consultation, diagnosing, development of treatment plans, client-centered advocacy, case management and referral; appraisal; crisis intervention education; reporting; and record-keeping for individuals, couples, families or groups as defined by rule and New Mexico Statutes ( Counselors Scope of Practice 61-9A-5, Social workers Scope of Practice 61-31-6). Additional guidelines or rules may be required by the respective professional licensing board which must be followed.
