Professional continuing education

Don't have the time or budget to attend a conference?

With Hazelden, you can earn CEs with the click of a mouse or the turn of a page.

Turn to Hazelden for all of your educational needs. Hazelden offers many new opportunities for professionals to expand their knowledge of alcohol and other drug addiction prevention, education, and treatment.

View the complete list of online courses—now more than thirty strong. CE hours are available for most courses.

Read and learn from expert authors, take the included CE test, mail it in and receive your CE hours.

Take part in upcoming live Webinars or view our popular archived webinars—then take a simple learning assessment to earn CEs from NAADAC or APA.

Learn about our full menu of curricula trainings. Participants receive 6 CE hours per day.

Earn continuing education hours all from the comfort of your home or work. Our catalog showcases the vast array of tools we provide to enhance your knowledge base and update your licensure with the latest science and evidence-based practices.

New and featured online courses

	Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) *NEW* Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) is the only comprehensive online training and credentialing program for treating clients with co-occurring disorders. FIT combines evidence-based best practices in substance use and mental health therapies.
	Bullying 101 for School Counselors and School Social Workers *NEW* In partnership with Clemson University, the American School Counselor Association, and the School Social Work Association of America, this three-hour course provides evidence-based information about bullying, cyber bullying, best practices in bullying prevention, and how school counselors and school social workers can effectively address the important issue of bullying in their schools.
	Bullying 101 for School Principals Faculty from Clemson University and Patricia W. Agatston, Ph.D., LPC, in Partnership with the National Association of Elementary School Principals
	Introduction to Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment (IDDT) by Faculty from the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center
Ethics for Addiction Counselors Working with Adolescents by Gary Schoener, M.Eq., Licensed Psychologist
Complete online course catalog.