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The American Institute of Health Care Professionals, Inc., (AIHCP) is a professional health care organization offering continuing education and certification programs to health care professionals in the United States and Internationally. All of our Certification programs require a completion of a curriculum of Continuing Education Courses which are completed in on-line classrooms. The CE Courses are self-paced with faculty mentoring as needed. All course examinations are taken on-line at the convince of the student. All of our CE Courses have various Board approvals, depending on the courses and the specialty programs. CE Certificates are awarded for the successful completion of each course. Upon successful completion of a curriculum of courses, student apply for and receive the Specialty Certification. Certifications are for a period of four-years and there is a full program for re-certification provided. AIHCP offers hundreds of CE Courses and some of our Certification Programs include: Grief Counseling, Case Management, Clinical Hypnotherapy, Legal Nurse Consulting, Anger Management Counseling, Substance Abuse Counseling, Pastoral Thanatology, Child/Adolescent Grief Counseling, ADHD Consulting, EFT/Tapping, Stress Management Consulting, Meditation Instructor, Forensic Nursing, Health Care Manager, Holistic/Integrative Nursing, Christian Counseling, Spiritual Counseling and more. Contact us at 330-652-7776 to speak to an advisor or E-mail us at: [email protected]. You may visit us on the web at: https://aihcp.net/ We have "Live Chat" available during normal business hours. Note: you may also take any or our CE Courses without a commitment to completing a Certification program.

Seeing the signsPlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Counseling Program
10/08/2026

Seeing the signs
Please also review AIHCP's Crisis Counseling Program

San Diego-based Park Mental Health Treatment Center educates community on subtle signs that shouldn’t be ignore

Public safetyPlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program
10/05/2026

Public safety
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Municipalities all across the country are making innovative investments in community safety departments—and it’s starting to pay off.

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09/11/2026

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When East Mississippi residents have a mental health crisis, law enforcement with special crisis intervention training are called on to help deescalate the situation and connect them with the help […]

Helping others in crisisPlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program
09/11/2026

Helping others in crisis
Please also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program

ON September 10, the world observes World Su***de Prevention Day, but su***de prevention should begin long before someone reaches an emergency department, crisis line or moment of immediate danger. The 2024 to 2026 theme, ‘Changing the Narrative on Su***de’, calls for conversations often avoided...

08/28/2026

Plus, changes are coming to Newswire

Handling mental health crisisPlease also review AIHCP
08/21/2026

Handling mental health crisis
Please also review AIHCP

Mental health crises are becoming an increasingly common part of law enforcement work, and officers are now receiving specialized training to handle those moments with care.

Mobile crisis teamsPlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program
08/20/2026

Mobile crisis teams
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Lincoln County's mobile crisis team is fundamentally transforming how the community responds to mental health emergencies by bringing crisis intervention services directly to people in their communities rather than limiting

Su***de risk increasePlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention program
08/04/2026

Su***de risk increase
Please also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention program

A new poll from the University of Michigan shows that nearly a third of older adults are unaware of the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Expanding mental first aidPlease also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program
07/23/2026

Expanding mental first aid
Please also review AIHCP's Crisis Intervention Program

Discover how New York is scaling Mental Health First Aid, building mental health literacy and creating change through community partnerships.

Our latest substance abuse counselor guest blog titled "Why Most Teens Don't Receive SUD Treatment and How We Can Fix it...
07/02/2026

Our latest substance abuse counselor guest blog titled "Why Most Teens Don't Receive SUD Treatment and How We Can Fix it." Also review our substance abuse practitioner certification program on our website.

Why most teens don't receive SUD treatment and how we can fix it. A substance abuse counseling blog by AIHCP. Enroll into our certification program today.

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