Mastering NBCC Continuing Education

Mastering NBCC Continuing Education: A Comprehensive Guide to Course Creation and Approval

Training Details:

This training is for the live format only. A separate training will be offered in the future for on-demand courses… stay tuned

Disclaimer: Please note, I am not speaking or acting on behalf of NBCC and there is no guarantee that a participants’ ACEP application submissions will be approved by NBCC.

• Understanding NBCC Continuing Education Requirements:
  • Overview of NBCC Continuing Education Guidelines
  • CEU Requirements and Content Areas
  • Importance of ACEP Accreditation
  • Examples of Successful Trainings
• Designing a High-Quality Training Curriculum:
  • Identifying Learning Objectives – Structuring Content for Maximum Engagement
  • Incorporating Case Studies, Role-Playing, and Assessment Strategies
  • Addressing Diversity
• Navigating the ACEP Application Process:
  • Step-by-Step Guide to Completing the Application
  • Tips for Writing Compelling Course Descriptions and Learning Objectives
  • Documentation Requirements, Presenter Credentials, and Biographies
• Strategies for Successful Submission and Approval:
  • Document Organization, Formatting, and Common Mistakes to Avoid
  • Submitting the Application to NBCC and Online Submission Process
  • Handling Application Resubmission Strategies
• Post-Approval Considerations and Best Practices:
  • Managing Administrative Requirements and CEU Tracking
  • Certificate Issuance and Marketing Your NBCC-Approved Training
  • Strategies for Attracting Participants, Utilizing Social Media, and Collecting Feedback
• Q&A and Closing Remarks:
  • Addressing Participant Questions and Concerns (with options for one-on-one follow-up)
  • Recap of Key Takeaways and Action Items

More About Your Facilitator:

Kimberly Parker (she/her) is the CEO of Revive to Thrive Wellness Center, a Texas-based counseling practice. As a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S), Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC), and Transformative Coach, she specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, life transitions, and self-esteem improvement. Committed to culturally humble care, Kimberly empowers individuals and addresses unique challenges faced by marginalized populations. Currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Counselor Education and Supervision (CES), she enhances her skills as a clinician and serves as an instructor, clinical supervisor, and researcher. In her educational role, Kimberly mentors students in counseling programs and serves as a speaker and trainer, focusing on cultural humility to better serve marginalized populations. With extensive experience and a passion for promoting cultural humility, Kimberly delivers transformative training for the benefit of attendees and their communities.