For teams & group practices · Certificate trainings
Certificate trainings for your clinicians
Two short video certificate trainings from the clinicians who wrote the books. Watch a trailer, then choose the course your team needs — or take both and earn 5 CE credits per clinician.
Harm Reduction Psychotherapy for Addiction
A practical process for treating substance use inside ordinary psychotherapy — without abstinence as a precondition, and without losing clients from treatment. Twelve modules.
See the addiction training for teams →Psychodynamic Diagnosis & First Sessions
Personality beyond symptoms, levels of organization, and the early interviews that shape everything that follows — taught by the author of Psychoanalytic Diagnosis.
See the diagnosis training for teams →Or take both
The two-course bundle
Tatarsky teaches the substance use work; McWilliams teaches the diagnostic thinking underneath it. Together they cover the CE hours your clinicians have to earn anyway — at a lower price than enrolling in each separately.

Psychodynamic Diagnosis & First Sessions

Harm Reduction Psychotherapy for Addiction
Two-Course Bundle
- Both certificate trainings in full — every module of each course
- 5 CE credits per clinician on completion
- Immediate access · self-paced · no deadline
CE credits are issued through our accredited partner. Team and classroom pricing on request — [email protected].
What clinicians say
From practices, programs and faculty
On Andrew Tatarsky“This training will breathe fresh air into the way clinicians and program staff typically think about working with clients who struggle with substance use.”
Stephanie Briody, Co-Founder & CEO, Behavioral Health Innovators, Chatham, MA
On Nancy McWilliams“As a therapist and instructor myself, I got SO much out of this and will rewatch. Thank you, Dr. McWilliams, for such cogent and engaging analysis of people and of your own process as a therapist.”
Dr. Chris Duquette, Therapist & Adjunct Professor, Golden Gate University
On Andrew Tatarsky“Clinicians often see substance use disorder as ‘another animal.’ This could really shift our therapists.”
Colgen Tyler, M.S.W., Co-Founder, Mandala House, Louisville, KY
On Nancy McWilliams“I can listen to her for hours and on repeat. Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.”
Loulwa Kaloyeros, Senior Psychology Faculty, Lebanese American University
On Nancy McWilliams“Very few truly understand the importance of her approach to psychodynamic personality diagnosis. I practice according to her model and have accumulated a wealth of experience and knowledge in it.”
Elichen Amitai, Therapist & University Instructor, Israel
On Andrew Tatarsky“I’ve found the material both resonant and refreshing. Andrew Tatarsky is a captivating presenter — thoughtful, engaging, and genuinely inspiring.”
Kylie Innocente, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, Sydney, Australia
On Nancy McWilliams“As a psychotherapist and human, thank you for the richness and depth of this presentation — and the humor and humanity you bring to it. I listen to this repeatedly. So much wisdom here.”
Sharon Coulter, LMFT, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
On Nancy McWilliams“This is exactly what I needed as a clinician in training.”
Nichole Estremera, PhD Student in Clinical Psychology, Puerto Rico
On Nancy McWilliams“An amazing teacher. It’s a privilege, as a young psychiatrist, to listen and learn from this from another corner of the world.”
Pooja S, Psychiatrist
On Nancy McWilliams“Really informative discussion — I appreciated this talk, and realize psychodynamic is such a rich and evolving lens to work from.”
Kyndra Knight, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Jefferson Community & Technical College
On Nancy McWilliams“I just love Nancy McWilliams. She is my favorite. I have learned the most from her in my program.”
Chauncey Zalkin, Student, Northwestern University
On Therapist Videos“So grateful to you for getting these pioneers to share their wealth of psychoanalytic knowledge and wisdom!”
Clinical Psychologist, Bengaluru, India