About Continuing Education Approved Provider Program
The Chapter's Continuing Education (CE) Approved Provider program is overseen by the Education Committee. These CE titles are not provided by NASWCO directly but are approved to award NASW-CO Endorsed Continuing Education Credits to their participants. Such CE may be utilized for DORA's Continuing Professional Development requirements for licensure renewal. Select the provider name to link to their website for more info.
The CE Provider Program was developed to meet the needs
of agencies, hospitals, individuals, and human service associations
wishing to offer quality continuing education to social workers. The
program enables social workers to be confident in the quality of
education programs sponsored by other (non-NASW-CO) organizations.
Providers must meet certain criteria in order to award NASW-CO Endorsed Continuing
Education Credits (CECs). The Education Committee reviews and approves (or denies) all applications for CE Approved Provider status.
To apply to be an Approved Provider, see the CE Provider application page.
Approved CE Providers
NASW Social Work Online CE Institute - To find CO Chapter offerings, search for "NASW-CO"
Amie R. Bryant: Four Corners Counseling, LLC
- Four Corners Counseling, located in Durango, CO, is dedicated to
providing services that elevate clinical competence and stewardship to
the social work profession. Services offered include individual
psychotherapy as well as individual and group clinical
supervision/consultation, and supervision training. Services are
provided both in person and virtually.
Animal Assisted Therapy Programs of Colorado - Developed by the authors of Animal-Assisted Counseling & Psychotherapy: A Clinician’s Guide, Animal Assisted Therapy Programs of Colorado (AATPC) offers a range of training options for clinicians interested in adding the specialty of animal-assisted counseling, psychotherapy and social work including a comprehensive self-paced, online Certificate Program, in-person training, and recorded webinars. Go to https://www.animalassistedtherapyprograms.org/training for a full listing of our training opportunities.
APN University, LLC
Ari Comart Therapy
Beneficent - Applying for long-term care financial programs can feel like you are in a maze. Beneficent quickly navigates you to the best financial program to help pay for senior care, including adult day care, home care, assisted living, or nursing homes for you or your loved one. We educate on how to preserve assets and protect cash, how to qualify for financial assistance, how to navigate problems with eligibility and long-term care myths like “spend down”. Beneficent offers Social Workers and Case Managers 1 CEU credit for taking our educational class.
Colorado Child Welfare Scholars Consortium (CCWSC) - The Colorado Child Welfare Scholars Consortium (CCWSC), formerly the Child Welfare Stipend Program, aims to grow and support a well-educated and prepared child welfare workforce through social work education and postgraduate professional development. The CCWSC provides scholarships to undergraduate and graduate social work students interested in pursuing a career in public child welfare in Colorado. In addition, the CCWSC contributes to the child welfare workforce through research, evaluation, and professional development opportunities for program graduates and our partners. The CCWSC is a partnership between the Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS), Colorado county departments of human services and participating schools of social work throughout Colorado. Learn more:
Colorado Center for Evidence Based Treatment
Center for Ethical Social Work Practice
- The Center for Ethical Social Work Practice provides high-quality, values-driven training for social workers seeking to enhance their supervision and leadership skills. Our Clinical Supervision Training Program is a CCE-approved, 45-hour course designed to meet the training requirement for the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential.
Grounded in anti-oppressive, relational, and evidence-based supervision models, our interactive, live trainings equip social workers with the tools to lead with confidence, integrity, and equity. Our programs emphasize ethical decision-making, sustainable supervision practices, and practical strategies for supporting diverse supervisees in clinical settings. All courses are 100% virtual and open to social workers nationwide.
Children's Hospital Colorado
Jointly provided by Children's Hospital Colorado, University of Colorado Section of Neonatology and the CHoSEN Collaborative.
The CHoSEN Collaborative is an effort to increase consistency in implementation of best practice in the identification of and response to newborns prenatally exposed to substances throughout the Rocky Mountain region. (CME, SW, general attendance) Registration required.
The Rosenberry Conference is an annual event held in honor of Walter S. Rosenberry III, a former board member and benefactor of Children’s Hospital Colorado. Mr. Rosenberry’s support of Children’s Hospital Colorado and Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences provides us with an opportunity to recognize and honor those individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of psychology and behavioral sciences. This year's theme is Working with Immigrant Youth and Families: Culture, Community, and Context featuring Marilyn L. Sampilo, PhD MPH and Community Expert Panel. Hybrid format.
Coldspring Center for Social and Health Innovation - A Nonprofit organization providing in person and online training for health and human service organizations. Trainings include: Motivational Interviewing, Trauma Informed Excellence, Resilient Staff and Teams, HIV Essentials, and Foundations in Care.
Collage Rehabilitation Partners
Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council - Join us for the 2026 CBHC Behavioral Health Conference: Meeting the Moment for Communities, taking place September 30–October 3, 2026, at Beaver Run Resort in Breckenridge, Colorado. This annual gathering brings together behavioral health professionals, healthcare leaders, and community partners for learning, collaboration, and connection. Explore innovative approaches, gain practical tools, and connect with colleagues working to strengthen behavioral health systems across Colorado. Register today to reserve your spot!
Compass Consulting
Denver Family Institute (Envision:You program) - Envision:You is a nonprofit organization that seeks to close gaps in behavioral health outcomes for LGBTQ+ individuals through co-created community programming, advocacy engagement, public awareness campaigns, and evidence-based training. The LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Provider Training Program is unique as it focuses on using an intersectional lens to understand the experiences and identities of LGBTQ+ folks, giving social workers and other professionals in the behavioral health field the tools to provide tailored and culturally affirming care to the LGBTQ+ community.
Love Beyond Understanding, Inc. - We aspire to reduce health & social disparities and disproportionate negative outcomes of discrimination for LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse people via education and programs, which encourage the conditions for safe and affirming services, spaces, relationships and communities.
Neurodiversity-Affirming Psychotherapy Training Institute - NAPTI offers neurodivergent-affirming professional
development services for mental health clinicians. We are on a mission
to teach best practices, dismantle ableism, and improve outcomes for
neurodivergent clients, including Autistic, ADHD, and Highly Sensitive
People. Our trainings are evidence-informed and created by
neurodivergent mental health professionals.
PESI, Inc. - PESI Inc. is the leader in continuing education for the mental health field. As a non-profit organization, PESI is devoted to their mission of connecting knowledge with need. PESI works alongside industry leading experts to create continuing education trainings - online courses, webinars, conferences, seminars, virtual summits, and more- that help clinicians meet the changing demands of their work by providing practical strategies, methods, and interventions they can use to improve clinical outcomes.
Sand Canyon Therapy Community Access & Support Initiative
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