Continuing Education
for Mental Health Professionals

Evidence-based training focused on suicide prevention, postvention, and clinical skill development

A Commitment to
Ongoing Learning and Professional Growth

Courtney has been passionate about continuing education for many years. She has accrued over 50 hours of training in the area of suicide prevention as of 2024.

She began facilitating trainings in 2022 at the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance in Pennsylvania. The following year, she was invited to facilitate a three-hour training for colleagues at CORA Services. Later that same year, she expanded her training focus to include suicide postvention at the 20th Annual Delaware County Suicide Prevention and Awareness Taskforce Conference under the theme: Faith, Family, Culture and Suicide.

Areas of Focus

Courtney is motivated to continue providing continuing education for mental health providers and allies. Her primary focus has been suicide prevention; however, she is expanding her training topics to provide a broader range of comprehensive continuing education offerings.

Trainings are designed to support clinicians and professionals in strengthening their knowledge, building confidence, and applying practical, evidence-based strategies in their work.

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“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world."

-Harriet Tubman

Training Designed for
Real-World Application

Continuing education offerings are developed with a focus on practical application and clinical relevance. Trainings are intended to support professionals in understanding complex topics, improving clinical decision-making, and enhancing their ability to provide effective care across a variety of settings.

These sessions are suitable for mental health professionals, as well as individuals and organizations seeking to deepen their understanding of suicide prevention and related topics.

What Professionals Are Saying

Experience in Training and Facilitation

Courtney’s experience in training and facilitation reflects her commitment to both clinical excellence and professional development. Her work has included presenting to fellow clinicians, contributing to statewide initiatives, and expanding training topics to meet the evolving needs of the mental health community.

Some organizations and conferences where trainings have been delivered include: