Our live Risk Management Roundtables, Telehealth Community Chats, Cultural Competency Forums, Business of Practice Webinar Series, and ABPP Webinar Series are FREE to Trust policyholders. We'll also make on-demand recordings available for those that can't join us live (Roundtables are free, all others are $15 per CE).

Our webinars tackle the most pressing issues psychologists are facing today. From Q&As with The Trust's esteemed Risk Management Consultants, to presentations given by some of the best and brightest minds in the industry.

See below for policyholder rates, webinar descriptions and learning objectives. As with all our Continuing Education Programs, Trust policyholders will earn CE for participating and passing a brief exam. They can also combine 6 or more credit hours earned from each live or on-demand webinar and save up to 15% on their Trust Sponsored Professional Liability insurance policy. Please submit your CE certificates when you renew your policy. 

Risk Management Roundtable #29 (9/4/2025)

Starting topics to be covered:

• Distinguishing clinical and forensic roles.
• Risk management with suicidal patients.
• Responding to situations with potentially impaired providers.

1. Apply current APA Ethical Principles and Standards to real-life scenarios.
2. Identity at least three risk management strategies.
3. Describe specific dilemmas that are arising in professional practice and analyze the relevant legal, ethical, clinical, and risk management components.
4. Identify key risk management considerations related to distinguishing clinical and forensic roles, risk management strategies with suicidal patients, and ethical considerations when encountering potentially impaired providers/colleagues.

ABPP Part 8: Psychological Assessment and Treatment for Chronic Pain (9/17/2025)

Don McGeary, Ph.D., ABPP

This webinar will cover current psychosocial assessment and treatment strategies for individuals with chronic pain and related conditions.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe different chronic pain categories (e.g., musculoskeletal, neuropathic, headache, neuroplastic) and phenotypes (e.g., complex, episodic/continuous) and important domains for consideration in conceptualization.
2. Discuss current best practices in psychological assessment and treatment for chronic pain conditions including the evidence supporting their use and their limitations.
3. Discuss gaps in existing practice, needs for improving chronic pain management in the future, and potential for emerging technologies (e.g., AI, innovations in neuroimaging and brain stimulation) to address these gaps.

Telehealth Community Chat #29 (10/6/2025)

1. TBD
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3. TBD

Business of Practice Part 5: Creating a Firm Foundation for Your Practice: Basic Strategies and Principles for Individual and Group Practices (11/3/2025)

Krystal Stanley, Ph.D.

Starting a private practice is not complicated, but there are many important steps and strategies for ensuring that you are meeting basic legal and ethical requirements. This 1.5-hour webinar will outline the basic principles and their associated risk-management considerations when forming both individual and group private practices. Special considerations for groups will also be discussed.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify various forms of vicarious liability.
2. Discuss the importance of documentation and record keeping.
3. List three factors to consider when determining the cost of running a practice.
4. Describe the different types of liability insurance.
5. Explain the importance of accurate advertising.

Business of Practice Part 6: Demystifying the Mental Health Billing Process: Strategies for Legal and Ethical Financial Practices (11/20/2025)

Krystal Stanley, Ph.D.

Many psychologists feel overwhelmed and confused by the financial aspects of operating their practices, particularly around mental health billing, and it is important that all psychologists have a basic understanding of the process. This one-hour webinar will familiarize participants with common procedure codes and their associated time boundaries, the importance of informed consent and accurate billing practices, and strategies for providing clients with cost estimates. This webinar is suitable for psychologists in fee-for-services practices in addition to those who bill directly to insurance companies for their services.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify which billing codes are appropriate for various types and lengths of services, including specifics for telehealth.
2. Discuss best practices for communicating with clients about billing practices.
3. Explain the importance of documentation around informed consent and continuity of care issues related to billing matters.

Risk Management Roundtable #30 (12/4/2025)

1. Apply current APA Ethical Principles and Standards to real-life scenarios.
2. TBD
3. TBD
4. TBD

Business of Practice Part 7: The Sustainable Clinician: Self-Care as a Business Practice (12/11/2025)

Tonya Wood, Ph.D.

Sustaining a successful clinical practice involves more than clinical expertise – it also requires time, energy, and a clear mind for decision-making, problem-solving, and building meaningful client relationships. Yet, all of these can be compromised by fatigue and professional burnout. This webinar will explore the connection between self-care and effective business practice. The talk will review practical ways to integrate self-care strategies into a routine and daily routines as a part of your business practices. Participants will identify self-care practices they can implement that will enhance clinical performance, improve business decisions, and support long-term career satisfaction.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify two risks for professional burnout and their impact on sustaining an effective clinical practice.
2. Articulate three practical techniques for managing work stress and reducing burnout.
3. Identify two professional implications of developing and implementing a personalized self-care plan.