Behavioral Health Series

Behavioral health training for privacy, crisis response, documentation, and patient rights.

Built for outpatient, inpatient, SUD treatment, residential, and community-based programs. A tech has to talk down a patient who is shouting in the hallway, without going to a restraint. A counselor has a records request from a parent and thirty seconds to decide what 42 CFR Part 2 allows. A nurse has to document an incident that may be read by a surveyor. Each course starts at one of those moments.

Complify Learning courses do not currently carry CEU credit. Each course issues a certificate of completion.

55 courses in the series · 15 available online now

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Behavioral Health

Mental Health Conditions

12 courses
Course nameCourse descriptionAvailability
ADHD Across the Lifespan ADHD Across the Lifespan prepares behavioral health workers to identify how ADHD may affect attention, activity, impulse control, emotions, organization, and daily functioning from childhood through adulthood. $14.95Purchase
Autism-Affirming Behavioral Health Care This course prepares behavioral health workers to adapt communication, reduce sensory barriers, support accessible consent, and respond to distress in autism-affirming ways. $14.95Purchase
Bipolar Disorder: Recognizing Mood Episodes and Supporting Stability Bipolar Disorder: Recognizing Mood Episodes and Supporting Stability prepares behavioral health workers to recognize potential signs of mania, hypomania, bipolar depression, mixed features, psychosis, sleep disruption, and functional changes that should be reported to the appropriate provider. $14.95Purchase
Borderline Personality Disorder and Emotion Dysregulation This course prepares behavioral health workers to recognize features of borderline personality disorder, respond to emotional distress and self-harm concerns, and support care during relationship difficulties and recurring crises. $14.95Purchase
Depression Recognition, Support, and Treatment Coordination Depression Recognition, Support, and Treatment Coordination prepares behavioral health workers to identify depressive patterns, respond to safety and functional concerns, and support coordinated evidence-based care. Contact us
Eating Disorders: Early Recognition and Medical Risk This course prepares behavioral health workers to identify restrictive eating, binge eating, and compensatory behaviors; recognize urgent medical warning signs; and connect people with specialized care. Contact us
Grief, Bereavement, and Prolonged Grief This course prepares behavioral health workers to support grief and bereavement. Contact us
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Recognition, Treatment Principles, and Support Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Recognition, Treatment Principles, and Support prepares behavioral health workers to distinguish obsessions, compulsions, intrusive thoughts, reassurance seeking, and avoidance from ordinary worry, psychosis, personality traits, or actual intent. Contact us
Psychosis and Schizophrenia: Early Recognition and Support This course prepares behavioral health workers to recognize psychotic symptoms and changes in daily function, assess immediate safety and basic needs, and support timely referral and coordinated care. Contact us
PTSD and Trauma-Related Disorders This course prepares behavioral health workers to distinguish trauma-related symptoms from a PTSD diagnosis, respond to distress with grounding and stabilization, and coordinate treatment-supportive care. Contact us
Sleep, Insomnia, and Behavioral Health This course prepares behavioral health workers to identify and respond to sleep concerns across care settings. Contact us
Understanding and Responding to Anxiety Disorders Understanding and Responding to Anxiety Disorders prepares behavioral health workers to identify common anxiety patterns, respond safely during acute anxiety, and support evidence-based care. Contact us

What the categories cover.

Privacy and recordsHIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, releases, minimum necessary, telehealth, and breach reporting.
Crisis responseSuicide risk escalation, de-escalation, aggression, and emergency procedure.
DocumentationMedical necessity, treatment plans, group notes, and incident reporting.
Rights and ethicsBoundaries, mandated reporting, trauma-informed communication, and cultural responsiveness.

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