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Free Mental Health Webinars for Mental Health Professionals

Free mental health webinars for social workers and therapists attending online professional training

This page features part of the monthly series, Free Mental Health Webinars for Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals, featuring over free webcasts that we could find for you this month in the field of social work and behavioral health.

Starting January 2026, all current and future free mental health webinars will be posted here. Bookmark this page and check back monthly for new opportunities!

To make it easier for you to find a webinar that is of interest to you, they are organized by the following categories: addiction, ADHD, advocacy, aging, career, child welfare, clinical practice, and self-care.

If we’ve missed any free webcasts that you are aware of, please feel free to add them in the comments section below!

Please note:

  • Most of these free mental health webinars provide CEs; however not all CEs. In addition, there may be a few providers that  require a nominal fee.
  • To register, click on the desired green webinar title link; this will take you to the registration area.
  • To ask Qs or confirm CE details, please contact the sponsoring organization of the free mental health webinar that is of interest to you.
  • To have your free mental health webinar considered for inclusion, please provide details below.

Free Mental Health Webinars

Addiction

  • Adult Children of Parental Addiction: Trauma and Healing – NAADAC/Jan 7 at 12 PM ET – “This is a quietly marginalized and invisibly stigmatized population. Identifying resiliencies and accessing strengths offers a new perspective on self and a solid foundation to build from in the healing process.”
  • Emerging Trends and Youth Gambling for Community Influencers – NYCPG/Jan 13
  • Opioids and Fentanyl Update – NCJTC/Jan 13 at 2 – 3:30 PM ET – “learn how to recognize signs of opioid use and understand the physiological reasons behind the high risk of overdose associated with these potent substances.”
  • From Insight to Action: Affirming Clinical Strategies for LGBTQ+ Clients with Co-Occurring Disorders – NAADAC/Jan 14 at 12 PM ET – “equip you with tangible skills for assessment, alliance-building, and integrated treatment to effectively serve LGBTQ+ clients, recognizing that their substance use is often a symptom of deeper, stress-related challenges.”
  • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) – ATTC/Jan 21 at 10 AM – 12 PM ET – “Summarize the most recent research related to the causes and presentation of FASD”
  • Vaping: Evidence, Risks, and Clinical Implications for Health Care and Allied Health Professionals – ATTC/Jan 21 at 12 PM ET – “discusses the role of vaping in tobacco harm reduction and smoking cessation, and offers practical approaches for patient screening, education, and counseling.”
  • Gas Station Pharmacology – ATTC/Jan 21 at 1 PM ET – “examine the numerous substances sold in gas stations and convenience stores that are commonly used”
  • Addressing Recovery through Comprehensive Treatment Services – NCJTC/Jan 22 at 2 – 3:30 PM ET – “earn about how providing community based holistic, wraparound, culturally responsive and comprehensive services to individuals with mental health and substance use disorders supports their recovery”
  • Group Facilitation Skills for Alcohol & Other Substance Use Counselors – ATTC/Jan 26 at 1 PM ET – “focuses on the development of groups and the use of groups as a method of intervention”

ADHD

  • How to Accomplish Your 2026 Goals — One Day at a Time – ADDitude/Jan 7 at 1 PM ET – “setting and accomplishing personal goals in the New Year “
  • New Year, New Systems: Home Organization Help to Clear ADHD Clutter and Shame – ADDitude/Jan 13 at 1 PM ET – “ADHD and household organization”
  • Stop People Pleasing! Halting the Cycle of ADHD Self-Doubt, Perfectionism and Procrastination – ADDitude/Jan 20 at 1 PM ET – “Learn why adults with ADHD are more likely than their neurotypical peers to struggle with the serious consequences of a poor self-image, including perfectionism, people-pleasing, and productivity”
  • Is Resentment Poisoning Your Relationship? Root Out Its Source, Move Forward – ADDitude/Jan 27 at 1 PM ET – “you will learn about: Some of the most common resentments held by couples touched by ADHD; The surprising benefits of holding onto resentment, even as it hurts your relationship; How to identify the underpinnings of your own resentment”

Aging/Caregiving

  • Lewy Body Dementia: Navigating Diagnosis, Care Strategies, and Essential Support – AlzOC/Jan 13 at 2:30 PM ET – “comprehensive overview of the complexities of LBD—including its diagnostic challenges, fluctuating cognitive and behavioral symptoms, motor and sleep-related features, and unique care considerations”
  • Non-Pharmacological Treatment of Mild Cognitive Impairment and Dementia – ASAging/Jan 14 at 1 PM ET – “gain practical, actionable steps to support cognitive health and learn about a comprehensive range of local, state, regional and national resources available for individuals and families living with memory loss and dementia.”

Free Mental Health Webinars Related to Career

  • Managing Long-Term Stress – Cancer + Career/Jan 21 at 1 PM ET – “help you think about your priorities and how you can balance your job, family and own well-being to avoid letting stress get the best of you [while managing cancer]”
  • Exploring a New Career with Ticket to Work – SSA/Jan 28 at 3 – 4:30 PM ET

Child Welfare/Parenting

  • Working with Parents and Primary Caregivers with Disabilities – NYU/Jan 8 at 11:30 AM ET – “explores how Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) providers can effectively and respectfully support parents and primary caregivers with a range of disabilities, including neurodivergent parents and primary caregivers and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, from pregnancy through early parenting”
  • Reflective Practice & Reflective Parenting – NYU/Jan 14 at 11 AM ET – “reflective practice and reflective parenting will be defined. Roadblocks to reflective practice and parenting will also be explored.  Finally, a clinical approach will be presented that is aimed at enhancing both reflective practice and reflective parenting”
  • Effectively Treating OCD in Kids and Teens – McLean/Jan 16 at 12 PM ET – “shares developmentally appropriate strategies, ways to engage families, and guidance for overcoming common treatment challenges”

Clinical Practice

  • Professional Boundaries – ATTC/Jan 5 & 6, 1 – 2:30 PM ET – “discuss professionalism and ethics, dual relationships, and how to build a safe working environment.”
  • Using Ketamine To Treat Depression – McLean/Jan 7 at 12 PM ET – “explains the science behind ketamine’s rapid antidepressant effects, the difference between infusion and esketamine approaches, and how clinicians and patients can identify ethical, effective care.”
  • Profound Ideas on the Nature of Commitment – Dibble/Jan 14 at 4 PM ET – “Why is commitment more interesting than relationship satisfaction?; Attachment vs. commitment.”
  • How to Conduct a Quality Substance Use Evaluation – NAADAC/Jan 21 at 12 PM ET – “evaluators can employ various strategies and techniques to differentiate fact from fiction, ultimately arriving at a solid and defensible conclusion that the clinician can feel confident with”
  • The Full Picture: Gender’s Role in Modern Mental Health Treatment – McLean/Jan 27 at 12 PM ET – “explores how gender norms and expectations impact help-seeking behaviors, clinician assumptions, and treatment outcomes.”

Self-Care

  • Self-Care & Wellness for ALL – ATTC/Jan 2 at 2 PM ET – “interactive conversation is an opportunity to intentionally prioritize worker wellness, review practices, and experience the benefits of intentional and simple self-care actions”
  • Self-Care & Wellness for ALL – ATTC/Jan 23 at 10 AM ET – “intentionally prioritize worker wellness, review practices, and experience the benefits of intentional and simple self-care actions.”

Other

  • 2025 Military Personal Finance Year in Review – OneOp/Jan 8 at 11 AM – 12:30 PM ET – “explores key developments that shaped the finances of service members and their families in 2025”
  • Coping During Uncertain Financial Times – CFSW/Jan 8 at 2 PM ET – “Learn to build a financial “money compass” and adopt forward-thinking strategies to transform uncertainty into a foundation for greater financial resilience and opportunity in 2026.”

For other helpful resources, please check out our career resources, LMSW exam guide, professional development and personal growth posts!

More free mental health webinars to come!  Please check back for updates.

Last updated: January 6, 2026

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