The Florida Board of CSW, MFT, and MHC require licensees to complete 30 hours of continuing education to renew their license between April 30, 2019 through March 31, 2021. This bundle is approved to meet all of the requirements.
The board requires 25 general hours, 2 hours of Medical Errors Prevention, 3 hours of Ethics and Boundaries or Teletherapy, 3 hours of Laws and Rules (in the 25 general hours), and 2 hours of Domestic Violence (at least every 3rd renewal in the 25 general hours).
*As of 3/31/2023, they will also require 4 hours of Qualified Supervisor Training for those who are approved, qualified supervisors.
*As of 11/20/2020, the Board has clarified language that in order to renew, licensees must take 3 Hours relating to Professional Ethics and Boundaries or Telehealth; however, “the same course may not be taken in consecutive renewal periods.” So if you take Teletherapy after November 20, 2021, you will need to take Ethics and Boundaries for your 2023 renewal and vice versa.
We report all completions each morning. We will begin reporting all completions multiple times a day on March 29th, 30th, and 31st. It takes CEBroker approximately one hour to post so PLEASE complete all of your continuing education by 11:00 pm EST on Wednesday, March 31st to ensure your completions post before the deadline ends at midnight.
Once we report and CEBroker posts you must go to the Florida Board of CSW, MFT, MHC and renew your license by midnight March 31st.
This bundle includes:
2 hours of Medical Errors 20-765102
3 hours of Florida Laws and Rules Update for Mental Health 20-765115
3 hours of Ethics and Boundaries 20-764480
2 hours of Domestic Violence 20-683367
3 hours of Sleep Disorders 20-299175
3 hours of EMDR 20-774034
3 hours of Telemental Health in Florida 20-802150
3 hours of Creative Therapies: Utilizing Art, Music, Pet, Aroma, and Dance in Therapy 20-775464
3 hours of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders, Fifth Edition 20-693225
2 hours of Shyness Causes and Impact 20-765199
2 hours of Special Populations-Counseling Different Ethnicities, Minorities, Age Groups, Sexual Orientations and Disabilities 20-694241
2 hours of Technology-Assisted Therapy and Tools 20-660720
*You can switch out any of the above courses by emailing us at ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com. If you would like to take the 4 hours of Qualified Supervisor Course, you can switch coursework out for that, as well.
Authors: Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC, Rebecca Jamison, M.Ed., CAP, David Simpson, M.Ed.
Relevance: These courses are designed for master’s level counselors, addiction professions who have direct client contact.
Course ID: Listed above
Provider Number: 50-204
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Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
All 50 state licensing boards accept hours approved by the NBCC for LPCs or LMHCs.
Beyond National Approvals which meet most state and certification board requirements individual state board approvals for this course:
CEBroker Provider ID: 50-204
Florida Board of Nursing
Florida Board of Nursing-Certified Nursing Assistants
Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Florida Certification Board
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners
Many state boards accept hours approved by other state and national boards. If your board is not listed here please contact them directly.
California Board of Nursing accepts hours approved by other state boards.
States that accept NBCC hours for LPC or LMHC:
All 50 state licensing boards accept hours approved by the NBCC for LPCs or LMHCs.
States that accept NBCC hours for LMFT:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington DC, Washington, Wisconsin
States that accept NBCC hours for SW:
Arizona, California, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington, Wisconsin
Florida Certification Board requires 20 hours of continuing education to renew an MCAP or a CAP certification. The bundle includes all of the courses necessary to meet this requirement. 
The Georgia Composite Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage & Family Therapists require LPCs, LCSWs, and LMFTs to earn 35 hours of continuing education every two years to renew their license. This bundle will meet all of the requirements for license renewal.
Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
NAADAC Provider #81892. BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.
The Virginia Board of Counseling requires LPCs, LCSWs, and LMFTs to earn 20 hours of continuing education every year by June 30th to renew their license. This bundle will meet all of the requirements for license renewal including the 2 hours of Ethics, Standards of Practice For The Virginia Behavioral Science Profession.
When you suspect someone is being abused you can take steps to help. This course will explore different types of abuse and how to report in Delaware. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must take place. 
NAADAC Provider #81892. BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.
When you suspect someone is being abused you can take steps to help. This course will explore different types of abuse and how to report in North Carolina. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must take place. 
Every day counselors, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and others are called upon to intervene in crisis situations that may become dangerous if not handled properly. 
Anxiety diagnosis includes many different types of anxiety that come from various stimuli. This course will explore the six types of anxiety in children and adolescents.
Burning mouth syndrome is the generally used medical term for chronic or recurrent burning in the mouth without an obvious cause.
This course is designed to provide dental professionals with practical strategies to facilitate the discussion and treatment of oral malodor in the dental office.
Dental settings have unique characteristics that warrant specific infection control considerations when dealing with COVID-19. This course will explore guidance on how to reduce the risk of Covid-19 transmission in the dental office.
Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Florida Certification Board
NAADAC
Florida Board of Nursing, #NEC3508
Florida Board of Dentistry
This bundle of courses will fulfill the required 5 hours outside of the general hours needed for a dentist or dental hygienist to renew their license. 
This course will review the statistics and prevalence of domestic violence in our society. We will define domestic violence and its various types of abuse.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a psychotherapy treatment that was originally designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories. This course will provide an introduction to this technique.
This continuing education course will discuss the basic principles of ethics as they apply to allied health professionals. An overview of the terminology used in medical ethics texts is explored.
This course will explore ethics in the field of dental hygiene. We will identify the principles outlined in The Dental Hygiene Code of Ethics created by the American Dental Association. The Code establishes concise standards of behavior to guide the public’s expectations of the profession and supports existing dental hygiene practices, laws, and regulations.
This course will explore the equipment, personnel and practice concepts for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. We will explore the function of the machine, ways to improve patient outcomes as well as general and specific safety practices.
This course will explore the definition, history, and types of hepatitis. We will identify the ways of transmission, vaccinations and ways of treating this disease.
The purpose of this course is to provide information on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. This course will give an overview of HIPAA, privacy regulations, define and describe how to handle confidential information and will 
This course will explore hospice and palliative care, the utilization, and services and will explore a study conducted at the end of life care in a hospital setting. Specialized programs and issues surrounding the end of life care are also identified.
Human trafficking is the trade of humans, most commonly for the purpose of forced labor, sexual slavery, or commercial sexual exploitation for the trafficker or others.
Dentinal hypersensitivity is a common problem that affects many dental patients. This course will explore the prevention and over-the-counter treatments, including desensitizing toothpastes as well as in-office treatments.
This course will explore the potential risk of, signs and symptoms for and tools for diagnosing internet addiction. We will explore how and why an individual is tempted to overuse of the internet and ways to treat this addiction.
This course will explore how a leader is developed and what traits they must have to be effective. We will identify the types of leadership styles. We will discuss how to identify potential leaders.
Naturally, increasing the availability of any drug will increase its use and will increase the problems arising from that use. This course will look at the drug, its effects, and how the legalization will affect substance abuse, dependence, mental health, and treatment.
This course will define Magnetic Resonance Imaging. We will explore the history, process, and function of the MRI machine. The various parts of the machine, the technology, and the various application for which it was created will be explained.
This course will focus on the physical maintenance of a recovery residence following FARR standards and practices including: safety codes, furniture, food preparation, emergency preparedness etc. In addition, you will read about how the architecture and layout of a recovery residence helps with the residents’ ongoing recovery process.
Vaccines are on the mind of everyone in the work this year. This course will explore the currently available knowledge essential for the development and implementation of an effective vaccination strategy in an oral healthcare setting.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a whole-patient approach to the treatment of substance use disorders. Research shows that when treating substance-use disorders, a combination of medication and behavioral therapies is most successful. MAT is clinically driven with a focus on individualized patient care. 
In the nursing field, one of the essential tasks that must be performed to ensure a positive outcome is a professional and consistent approach to the documentation of patient care and medical history. This course will explore nursing responsibilities, the purpose of documenting, legal considerations, standards, and effective ways to avoid medical errors.
This course is intended to provide awareness and understanding of the connection between good nutrition and its impact on oral health. We will explore dietary guidelines, major nutrients, dietary implications in periodontal disease, the life cycle of the dental patient, factors in the dental caries process and nutritional counseling for the dental patient.
This course will review OSHA’s infection control standards and an introduction to bloodborne pathogens.
Oral cancer will be diagnosed in approximately 37,000 Americans this year. As a dental professional you may be the most thoroughly trained and the most sensitive to early, subtle changes in the mouth that could signal trouble. Early detection is key to the survival of this disease. This course will explore what oral cancer is, the signs and symptoms you should be screening for, diagnosis of and treatment for oral cancer.
This course will explore the prevalence, signs and how to respond to an overdose. We will explore what an overdose is, what the signs are and how and when to use Narcan, rescue breathing and CPR.
Pain is an individualized concept that requires an equally individualized solution. 
Patient noncompliance is a well-recognized problem, and it continues to be a major obstacle to appropriate care that ensures patients health and well-being.
Change can be very scary. It can also be very powerful. This course is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the tools to use the power of change to fortify the image of healthcare, experience a high degree of professional satisfaction, and ensure positive health outcomes for patients and clients.
Workplace impairment refers to the inability to function in a usual capacity and it can lead to devastating effects on patients, colleagues, and healthcare facilities. A growing number of healthcare professionals misuse drugs or alcohol during their careers.
A Certified Recovery Residence Administrator is the person responsible for the overall management of a recovery residence. He or she ensures the resident’s rights are respected and the staff administer care according to the FARR code of 
Recovery residences are sober, safe, and healthy living environments that promote recovery from AOD use and associated problems. At a minimum, recovery residences offer peer-to-peer recovery support with some providing professionally delivered clinical services all aimed at promoting abstinence based, long-term recovery. This course will explore the supportive environment and types of care generally offered in a recovery residence. We will look at recovery plans, lengths of stay, participation requirements, supportive services, and relapse prevention.
There are specific tasks that a Certified Recovery Residence Administrator must conduct to provide for the residents’ quality of life and safety. Initial screening and intake procedures determine a client’s eligibility and readiness for a program. This course will explore the policies and procedures for admission, the tools utilized to establish criteria for admission, discuss the rights and requirements of admission and explore the financial management policies.
This course will serve as a refresher course on what a first responder is, how are they protected, what constitutes a medical emergency, what to do for many common emergencies, how medical emergencies should be transported, advice on psychological trauma and the emotional toll on responders, themselves.
Recovery housing is a service delivery modality that simultaneously addresses the social support and housing needs of those in recovery from substance use disorders. The needs of the resident can go beyond the treatment of the addiction itself. Staff needs to be ready to address the community setting, medical or dental issues that could come up, and the needs of the resident’s mental health, as so frequently dual issues, are occurring.
This course will explore the risk factors for adolescent alcohol and drug use. We will discuss statistics, reasons for use, how use can hurt teens, and how professionals and the community treat alcohol use and other drugs.
All dentists, regardless of DEA licensing, are required by the Florida Board of Dentistry to take a two-hour continuing education (CE) course on the safe and effective prescribing of controlled substances during licensure renewal. This course explores factors that contribute to safe medication administration.
Sexual violence happens in every community and affects people of all genders and ages. 
Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual’s employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual’s work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment. This course will explore this topic helping employees know what constitutes sexual harassment and what to do as the co-worker and/or victim.
Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Knowledge of normal wound healing and the changes associated with chronic wounds have advanced significantly. 
Sleep is a behavioral state that is a natural part of every individual’s life. We spend about one-third of our lives asleep. Nonetheless, people generally know little about the importance of this essential activity. It affects our health and mental wellness in a paramount fundamental way.
Successful counseling with members of various minority groups, including ethnic background, age, sex, sexual orientation, and disability groups, requires education and self-reflection. There are implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. This course will explore the various special populations and what those in the counseling field should consider offering cultural pluralism and sensitivity.
Telemental health has grown in popularity over the last decade as a way for therapists to offer their services via an online or a virtual setting through live interactive video conferencing.
Telemental health has grown in popularity over the last decade as a way for therapists to offer their services via an online or a virtual setting through live interactive video conferencing.
The Adolescent Clinical Excellence Conference brings together renowned speakers, subject matter experts and innovative practitioners dedicated to delivering the highest quality mental health and substance use disorder treatment for the adolescent population. This conference will meet your high expectations for deepening your knowledge of treatment modalities, family systems, and trauma-informed care.
Addicts more than anyone know that what is put in the body alters health, mood, and abilities. The same holds true if the substance is alcohol, other drugs or food. Nutrition plays an important part in overall health and recovery from substance abuse. 
Brushing teeth at home between professional cleanings is the foundation of good oral care and prevention. Dental professionals need to seek information and stay updated on the products available to their patients. This course will review the pros and cons of power toothbrushes and manual toothbrushes. We will also look at the various options available in the different power toothbrushes and how this affects the efficacy and patient compliance.
Emotional and psychological trauma is the result of extraordinarily stressful events that shatter their sense of security, making them feel helpless and vulnerable in a dangerous world.
Chemically dependent pregnant and postpartum women not only face the shame of their own unhealthy choices but the guilt of inflicting the damage of addiction on their children. What treatments have helped?
Women seeking addiction treatment face unique barriers and distinctive issues or sensitivities from their male counterparts. This course will explore the treatment of substance abuse in women, how substance abuse affects relationships, psychological patterns of why women abuse substances, the significance of family history, how substance abuse affects health, codependency, co-occurring disorders, relapse prevention, and social service systems.