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Finding the right wheelchair isn't just a matter of comfort. For children in need of a mobility aid, that chair becomes the base for almost every aspect of their life. But how can clinicians support this vital decision? Check out our free article from Dr. Pandya, titled "Optimizing Wheelchair Seating for Children with Neurological Conditions."

Read more here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/optimizing-wheelchair-seating-for-children-with-neurological-conditions

When supervision only benefits the client, how can clinicians find ways to support their own emotional health? When client pain follows the clinician home, what can be done to prevent unnecessarily shared pain? From Dr. Baker, check out a new free article on The Catalyst: "What Supervision Can’t Fix: Nervous System Protection for Helpers."

Read more here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/what-supervision-cant-fix-nervous-system-protection-for-helpers

Supervision: a necessity all clinicians are familiar with when it comes to client care. What some clinicians might not consider is the impact clients' pain may have on clinician well-being.

From Dr. Baker, a popular presenter with Impact CE, check out our free article on therapeutic self-care to better understand where supervision might not meet clinician personal needs.

Read here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/what-supervision-cant-fix-nervous-system-protection-for-helpers

Impact CE is proud to spotlight 8 available courses that support June's 2 awareness topics: Pride Month and Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. We believe CE content isn't just required education; it is also a vital tool at every clinicians' fingertips to deepen client connection and quality of care.

Read more here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/on-the-calendar-observances-awareness-in-june

CBT might be one of the most wildly utilized clinical approaches, but with such wide-spread popularity, misconceptions may pop up. Check out our latest article on The Catalyst titled "More Misconceptions About Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)," written by Dr. Ludgate.

Read more here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/more-misconceptions-about-cognitive-behavioral-therapy-cbt

Wheelchairs are more than just mobility devices... They give users freedom both in their own homes and in the world at large. But how can clinicians support younger clients in finding the right chair? To help dive into this extensive patient-centered process, check out our latest Catalyst article! Read more here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/optimizing-wheelchair-seating-for-children-with-neurological-conditions

As Dr. Ludgate says, “CBT is not a one-size-fits-all approach.” But when it comes to flexible techniques, misconceptions may arise that prevent clinicians from mastering this evidence-based framework… so dive into three myths with John Ludgate, Ph.Dd, in the latest free article from the Catalyst! Read the full article here: https://www.impactce.com/blog/more-misconceptions-about-cognitive-behavioral-therapy-cbt

When clinicians understand the nervous system, developing body-based strategies becomes second nature. Interested in learning somatic techniques? Register today for Dr. Baker's next training at https://www.impactce.com/courses/104573/managing-vicarious-trauma-nervous-system-protection-for-helpers

When technology enters clinical practice, what are the increased ethical risks? Are there benefits to providing care online? Join one of our top experts on ethics, Dr. Reamer, and earn 3 live CE credits! Register today at https://www.impactce.com/courses/104525/online-and-distance-behavioral-health-practitioners-ethics-and-risk-management-challenges

CBT is often labeled as a “superficial” treatment. In our latest free article, Dr. John Ludgate discusses common misconceptions on this valuable technique! Read at https://www.impactce.com/blog/two-of-the-biggest-misconceptions-about-cognitive-behavioral-therapy-cbt