Free Mental Health Webinars for Mental Health Professionals

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/financial, child welfare, clinical practice, self-care and other.

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

Reducing the Harm of Alcohol Use – ATTC/April 7 at 10 AM – 12 PM ET – “present on the risks associated with excessive alcohol consumption, the impact of alcohol on the body, identify tools and approaches for screening alcohol use, and harm reduction strategies to address risk behavior.”
Using SBIRT to Address Substance Use in Mental Health Settings – ATTC/April 9 at 9:30 – 12:30 PM ET – “review intersections of psychoactive substances and mental illness, impact on mental illness diagnosis and treatment, and benefits of how SBIRT can augment successful outcomes for individuals with co-occurring disorders.”
Making the Connection: Conversations Around Integrated Care – TAC/April 16 at 10 AM ET – “continue our exploration of practical strategies for integrating mental health and substance use treatment”
Trauma-Informed Technique Tuesday: Trauma & Substance Use – SCAN/April 21 at 2:30 PM ET – “focused on examining how trauma and substance abuse connect, its impacts, barriers to treatment and how it can lead to addiction.”
Telehealth: Challenges and Resources for Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma and Engage in Substance Use – ATTC/April 28 at 2 – 3 PM ET – “provide mental health professionals with an understanding of telehealth delivery of evidence-based trauma-focused treatment for children and adolescents who have experienced trauma and engage in substance use.”

ADHD

Strengthening Executive Functioning Skills and Building Independence in Children – ADDitude/April 14 at 1 PM ET – “break down why executive function challenges show up in daily life and academics — and how educators and parents can build true independence by strengthening a child’s internal skills that drive performance”
Early Puberty Among Girls with ADHD and Its Mental Health Implications – ADDitude/April 22 at 1 PM ET – “explore current research on early puberty in youth with ADHD — why it may occur, and what it means for girls’ mental health risk and resilience”
Autism in Midlife & Beyond: What Research Tells Us Today – ADDitude/April 28 at 1 PM ET – “highlight autism and aging as a rapidly advancing and important area of research, and it will provide approaches to help autistic adults live full and happy lives.”
Perimenopause in Women with ADHD – ADDitude/May 6 at 1 PM ET – “talk about the hormonal shifts that take place well before perimenopause and menopause, how to recognize whether you are in perimenopause, and how perimenopause specifically affects a woman with ADHD”

Aging/Caregiving

The Power of Music and Dementia Care – AlzOC/April 14 at 2:30 PM ET – “Apply music-based strategies to enhance person-centered dementia care”
Anticipatory Grief: Supporting Caregivers and Families – MJHS/April 16 at 12:30 PM ET – “intended to enhance the knowledge and skills of professionals working with caregivers and families during a loved one’s end-of-life journey.”
Aging Adults and Medication Use: Staying Safe – ATTC/April 17 at 10 AM – 12 PM ET – ” review the current prevalence of medication misuse among older adults. Content will also include a discussion about pain management challenges within the potential realities of older adult living.”
Partnering with Caregivers Part One: Recognizing Caregivers as Essential Partners – TAC/April 23 at 12 PM ET – “many mental health providers find it challenging to fully engage caregivers in the therapeutic process. Misconceptions about families, unconscious biases, and uncertainty around how to address common barriers can get in the way of meaningful partnerships and ultimately impact care”
Guardianships in New York: Key Differences and Practical Considerations – NASW/April 29 at 12 PM ET – “guide you through the key differences among guardianships in New York, including Article 81 and Article 17-A”
Partnering with Caregivers Part Two: The Value of the Caregiver Perspective – TAC/April 30 at 12 PM ET – “building one’s capacity to authentically partner with caregivers is not just beneficial, it is essential.”
The Impact of Alzheimer’s & Dementia in our Community – NASW/April 30 at 12 PM ET – “equip you with valuable knowledge, actionable steps, and resources to make a meaningful impact in the lives of older adults and their families”
Creating Belonging: Supporting Older Adults Across Cultures and Communities – ASAging/May 6 at 1 PM ET – “learn practical ways to honor cultural identity, reduce barriers to engagement, and support community connections that promote dignity and well-being in later life”
Understanding and Managing Behavioral Changes in Dementia – AlzOC/May 12 at 2:30 PM ET – “learn how factors such as pain, discomfort, environment, and communication challenges can influence behavior in people living with dementia”
Trends in Home Care Funding – ASAging/May 20 at 1 PM ET – “guide families toward funding pathways that promote independence, caregiver stability, and safety at home”

Career/Financial

Trauma-Informed Financial Social Work: An Integrative Practice Approach – CFSW/April 9 at 2 PM ET – “bridges the gap between financial literacy and trauma-informed care”
Debunking the 3 Biggest Myths About Disability Benefits and Work – SSA/April 22 at 3 – 4:30 PM ET
Rebuilding Client Financial Self-Trust: A Nervous System Approach to Money Anxiety – CFSW/May 14 at 2 PM ET – “Learn a trauma-informed, nervous system approach to help clients overcome money anxiety”

Child Welfare/Parenting

Trauma & Attachment – SCAN/April 9 at 9 – 10:30 AM ET – “explores how disruptions in early attachment—particularly within the first five years of life—can be experienced as trauma by young children”
Practical Strategies for Supporting Preschoolers Through Change – OneOp/April 14 at 11 AM – 12:30 PM ET – “learn how to use adaptive tools and keep things consistent so children—including those with disabilities—feel safe and secure”
Social Emotional Health in Early Childhood Development – SCAN/April 16 at 12 – 1:30 PM ET – “explores development milestones of early childhood, shares ways to build and strengthen connections between caregivers and young children, and provides strategies for addressing challenges such as temper tantrums and big behaviors typical for this age group. “
Stewards of Children – SCAN/April 21 at 1 – 3:30 PM ET – “Stewards of Children® is an evidence-informed, award-winning two and a half hour training that teaches adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse.” Use discount code: FFVA at checkout
Self-Regulation in a Digital World (Part 1 – Early Childhood) – BBRF/April 22 at 12 – 1:30 PM ET – “as children are increasingly exposed to screens at young ages, parents and healthcare providers are left with a pressing question: How is early digital media use shaping children’s ability to self-regulate?”
Stewards of Children – SCAN/April 22 at 6 – 8:30 PM ET – “Stewards of Children® is an evidence-informed, award-winning two and a half hour training that teaches adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse.” Use discount code: FFVA at checkout
IDD, Aging, and Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities – OneOP/April 29 at 11 AM – 12:30 PM ET – “explores how adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in military families can age well”
What to Do When You Have a Tricky, Sticky, Picky Brain: Live Author Q&A about Kids & OCD – ADAA/April 29 at 12 PM ET – “This book translates the gold-standard treatment—Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)—into clear, practical strategies tailored for children and teens with OCD, while also incorporating the latest advances in research and clinical practice.”
Child Development Basics (Early Childhood) – SCAN/April 29 at 12 – 1 PM ET – “begin by providing an overview of typical developmental milestones during early childhood (birth-age 5). Next, we will explore strategies that parents, caregivers, and professionals can use to assist with child development. The training will conclude by recommending actions adults can take when they have concerns about a child’s development”
The Developing Adolescent Brain: Strategies for Connection & Support – SCAN/April 30 at 1 – 2 PM ET – “explores what’s happening inside the adolescent brain and how these changes shape behavior, emotion, and connection. Participants will learn practical ways to stay connected, offer guidance, and nurture strong, supportive relationships with teens.”
Supporting Academic and Social Continuity for Mobile Elementary Students – OneOp/May 14 at 11 AM – 12:30 PM ET – “provides practical strategies to keep children engaged, connected, and successful through relocation and other school transitions.”

Clinical Practice

When Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Isn’t the Whole Picture: Treating Complex BPD Presentations Among Adults – TAC/April 8 at 12 PM ET – “explore the borderline personality disorder spectrum, including how abandonment, emptiness, and rejection sensitivity drive emotional reactivity, impulsivity, and relational instability”
De-escalation, Basic Tools for Social Workers – ATTC/April 13 & 14 at 1 – 2:30 PM ET – “designed to equip participants with basic concepts and preparatory actions that can be used to de-escalate a wide range of interactions”
Probing and Rescuing Dysfunctional Brain Circuits
in Depression – BBRF/April 14 at 2 PM ET – “present findings from a series of parallel studies in preclinical mouse models and in patients with depression aimed at developing new treatment approaches by identifying the cellular and circuit-level mechanisms that initiate and sustain mood-state switches”
Extending the Behavioral Health Workforce – NCMW/April 21 at 1 PM ET – “The Behavioral Health Aide (BHA) program in Alaska was initiated in 2009 by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium. The model has grown to a statewide approach with a formal training curriculum, Medicaid reimbursement and solid evaluation and outcomes. Join us to hear BHA’s process of development, lessons learned and how Alaska has supported other communities by scaling this solution.”
Professional Boundaries – ATTC/April 22 & 23 at 10 – 11:30 AM ET – “discuss professionalism and ethics, dual relationships, and how to build a safe working environment”
Effective Sharing of ‘Lived Experience’ While Maintaining Boundaries – ATTC/April 27 & 29 at 10 – 11:30 AM ET – “provide a space for workforce members with ‘lived experience’ to reflect on the especially important contributions that they make in the lives of the people they support and guide.” 2 parts
Navigating Unsafe Discharge Situations: What Comes Next? – NASW/April 27 at 11 AM ET – “For case managers and discharge planners, these moments often require quick thinking, creative problem-solving, and access to the right resources—sometimes on very short notice.”
Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience – SCAN/April 28 at 12 – 2 PM ET – “provide a brief review of trauma and its impacts as well as introduce the 7 Cs of building resilience. Participants will learn about adverse and positive childhood experiences as well as strategies for building individual and community resilience”
From First Appointment to Third Visit: Strategies to Reduce Premature Dropout – NCMW/May 28 at 1 PM ET – “review current dropout patterns, common intake design pitfalls, and the impact of second- and third-appointment retention on long-term outcomes.”

Self-Care

Self-Care & Wellness for ALL – ATTC/April 10 at 10 AM ET – “brief, interactive conversation is an opportunity to intentionally prioritize worker wellness, review practices, and experience the benefits of intentional and simple self-care actions”
Mindful Monday: Mindful Relaxation through Art & Music – SCAN/April 13 at 3:30 PM ET – “come join us for music and art therapy exercises such as Progressive Music and Art Therapy, a technique used to reduce stress/anxiety and improve sleep”
Pour Decisions: The Burnout-Alcohol Loop Professional Women Know All Too Well – April 19 at 3 PM ET – “high-achieving professional women who are over extended, running on fumes, and questioning their relationship with alcohol.”
The Helper’s High: How Practicing Kindness Benefits Your Health – Embody/April 23 at 1 PM ET – “goodness begets goodness, and that virtuous cycle can change the way we relate to the entire world — and ourselves”
Mindful Monday: Virtual Stretching – SCAN/April 27 at 3:30 PM ET – “Come and learn how to improve flexibility and mobility and build on a pain-free exercise routine to provide full-body awareness and strength. “

Social Work

How Do Social Workers Grassroots Organize and Directly Advocate? – NASW/April 13 at 6 PM ET – “learn how to build collective power through your professional association”
Social Work Leaders in Elected Office and NASW-NY Allies – NASW/April 15 at 6 PM ET – “gain valuable insight into what legislators see as top priorities for the social work profession this legislative session.”
Coalition Chat: Issues Social Workers Should Know About – NASW/April 16 at 6 PM ET – “By uplifting and collaborating with these partners, we build collective power—and remind ourselves that we are not in this work alone.”
How to Start a Private Practice – NASW/April 22 at 12 PM ET – “designed to help you navigate the essentials with confidence”

Other

Artificial Intelligence in Catholic Counseling: Ethical Challenges and Integration of Faith, Practice, and Professional Standards – April 16 at 1 – 3:15 PM ET – use code: SWCareer, “Identify the potential benefits and risks of integrating AI into Catholic counseling, particularly with respect to client confidentiality, objectivity, and therapeutic boundaries”
How to Do Publicly Impactful Research – SAGE/April 22 at 11 AM ET – “practical approaches for supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within scholarly research and publishing”