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APA Continuing Education

Written by Harry Campbell

Topic: Biofeedback and NeurofeedbackPublished November 24, 2021
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The American Psychological Association administers a program to provide credits for psychologists that are required by some states to maintain their licenses. There are some topics like ethics, that might seem not to be very interesting to some people but are important and required. There are also other topics that psychologists might find of personal interest like learning a new skill or testing method.

APA continuing education training is available in different formats which have pros and cons.

Books, newsletters, and articles are low tech and may be considered old-school. They are also low cost, simple, and you can go at your own pace for the most part. After you read the material you take an exam to make sure that you comprehend it.

Online and video on demand courses offer a higher tech experience than books, newsletters, and articles. Online courses can provide interaction between instructor and students as well as use of graphics, video, live image of instructor, and audio. This can make the experience much more engaging. Although on demand courses do not provide live interaction with the instructor since the material is pre-recorded they do provide a similar higher tech experience with graphics video, and audio, etc.

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