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Empowering Vermont Psychologists
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RxP in Colorado
In early March, the Colorado governor signed RxP into law in Colorado. Colorado is the sixth state to allow prescriptive authority for psychologists with advanced post-doctoral training. Bills in Hawaii and Washington failed to pass thus far.
CareDash Is Gone
Some of you may remember our discussion about CareDash, a nationwide directory (pulled from the NPI listings) of of therapists that included individual therapists without seeking their permission or getting any details of the practice. It purported to allow...
Gainwell Technologies: Provider Management Module Master Class Webinar
For those of you who are frustrated, confused, or otherwise not happy with Medicaid’s online provider system, this may be of interest: Gainwell Technologies would like to invite you to join our Provider Management Module (PMM) Master Class webinar on Tuesday, November...
In partnership with the National Register of Health Service Psychologists, we are pleased to offer this 3-credit CE course on clinical suicidology taught by Dr. David Jobes, the creator of the CAMS suicide assessment tool. Please indicate VPA as your primary SPTA when you register!
The National Register is an APA-approved sponsor of continuing education for psychologists, and so Vermont psychologists. LICSWs, LCMHCs, and LMFTs should be able to take this course for credit for licensure.
Our Next Continuing Education Course
Behavioral Addictions: Current Understandings
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Duration:7 Hours 30 Minutes
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Short Description:Behavioral addictions, which have been introduced into the DSM-5 and ICD-11, include so-called "process" addictions, including gambling disorder and gaming disorder. Gambling disorder, in particular, is a condition whose demographic and clinical correlates have changed in t
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Price:$0.00 - $160.00
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Date:Fri, Oct 16, 2026 - 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM EDT
“VPA is a wonderful source of support for professional and personal growth for psychologists so as to provide increasingly effective professional services to Vermonters.”
Richard W. Root, II, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist and VPA Member