CE Course
CE Course
APA & CAMFT APPROVED
The Continuing Education (CE) Course offers master’s and doctoral-level mental health professionals a chance to expand their expertise. This course incorporates the intersection of film and psychology, exploring how cinema can illuminate psychological theories, therapeutic processes, and human behavior. Professionals can earn valuable CE credits while engaging with thought-provoking material and practical insights, all within the dynamic setting of the Believe Psychology Film Festival.
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Mental Health Professional Earn CE credit
Short Form:
Long Form: This live Continuing Education (CE) course provides master's and doctoral-level mental health professionals with a critical examination of mental health portrayals in cinema. Using a selected film from the Believe Psychology Film Festival, participants will analyze the how the film portrays and discusses mental health. The course will also explore the impact of cinematic storytelling on public perceptions of mental illness and therapy. By integrating clinical insights with cultural critique, this interactive session offers a unique opportunity to engage with contemporary media and deepen both professional practice and media literacy.
By bridging clinical expertise with media analysis, this session provides an opportunity for mental health professionals to refine their critical thinking skills, enhance media literacy, and engage with contemporary narratives in a meaningful way. Whether working in clinical practice, research, education, or advocacy, attendees will gain valuable insights that can inform their professional work and contribute to a more nuanced dialogue around mental health in popular culture.
Long Form: This live Continuing Education (CE) course provides master's and doctoral-level mental health professionals with a critical examination of mental health portrayals in cinema. Using a selected film from the Believe Psychology Film Festival, participants will analyze the how the film portrays and discusses mental health. The course will also explore the impact of cinematic storytelling on public perceptions of mental illness and therapy. By integrating clinical insights with cultural critique, this interactive session offers a unique opportunity to engage with contemporary media and deepen both professional practice and media literacy.
By bridging clinical expertise with media analysis, this session provides an opportunity for mental health professionals to refine their critical thinking skills, enhance media literacy, and engage with contemporary narratives in a meaningful way. Whether working in clinical practice, research, education, or advocacy, attendees will gain valuable insights that can inform their professional work and contribute to a more nuanced dialogue around mental health in popular culture.