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    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    ON DEMAND: Impact of Poverty on Psychological Wellness & Practice | Rosie Phillips Davis, PhD, ABPP (2023)

    ON DEMAND: Impact of Poverty on Psychological Wellness & Practice | Rosie Phillips Davis, PhD, ABPP (2023) About this Course This presentation was prerecorded on 12/19/2022. In this presentation, Dr. Davis presents on the difference between poverty and deep poverty, the adverse impacts of poverty on one’s psychological health, and ways for psychologists to improve personal awareness and professional practices to bestserve persons experiencing poverty. Credit 2 hours Multiculturalism/Diversity Expert Speaker Rosie Phillips Davis, Ph.D., ABPP is a professor of counseling psychology at the University of Memphis and past vice president for student affairs. She was the 2019 president of the American Psychological Association, and previously served on APA’s Finance Committee and Board of Directors, the American Psychological Foundation Board, the Council of Representatives for Divisions 1 and 17, and is a past President of the Society of Counseling Psychology (Division 17). She is a co-founder of the National Multicultural Conference and Summit.  Davis has served on the editorial boards of multiple journals, including the Journal of Career Assessment, and has authored numerous articles, book chapters and two books. Her research and advocacy projects address poverty, the power of inclusion, multicultural vocational psychology, and ethics.  One of her APA Presidential initiatives was Bringing Psychologists to the Fight Against Deep Poverty.  Awards include the Distinguished Professional Contributions to Institutional Practice for APA, two APA Presidential Citations, and named Elder by the National Multicultural Conference and Summit. Davis received her PhD from The Ohio State University and holds a Diplomate in Counseling Psychology. Sponsor Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists Registration and $45 Fee Required. Course credit will be awarded upon completion of the survey linked below. Pay Fee Register Survey

    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    ON DEMAND: Immigration Evaluations: Ethical and Cultural Considerations | Cynthia de las Fuentes, Ph.D. (2022)

    ON DEMAND: Immigration Evaluations: Ethical and Cultural Considerations | Cynthia de las Fuentes, Ph.D. (2022) Credit 2 hours Multiculturalism/Ethics About this CE This event was prerecorded on 12/2/2022. Dr. de las Fuentes provides an overview of the process and the competencies necessary for conducting effective immigration evaluations. and identifies potential ethical dilemmas for psychologists performing such evaluations and ways to mitigate risk and share specific knowledge relative to conducting immigration evaluations with the Latinx diaspora. Expert Speaker Cynthia de las Fuentes, Ph.D.. To learn more about this presenter visit: https://www.cynthia4apa.com Sponsor Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists Registration and $35 Fee Required. Course credit will be awarded upon completion of the survey linked below. Pay Fee Register Survey

    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    ON DEMAND: Multicultural and Ethical Issues in Psychology: The example of neuropsychological assessment of Spanish speakers | Antonio E. Puente, Ph.D. (2021)

    ON DEMAND: Multicultural and Ethical Issues in Psychology: The example of neuropsychological assessment of Spanish speakers | Antonio E. Puente, Ph.D. (2021) Credit 2 hours Ethics About this CE This event was prerecorded on 12/10/2021. Using the example of neuropsychological testing of Hispanics (including death penalty situations), Dr. Puente reviews the growing disparity between professional psychology in the US with the demographics of the population it seeks to understand and serve; explores how the increasing disparity can result in a series of clinical and ethical challenges ranging from misdiagnosing to questions of professional competence; and present mitigation strategies when faced with these challenges. Expert Speaker Antonio E. Puente, Ph.D. To learn more about this presenter visit: https://antonioepuente.com/bio/ Sponsor Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists Registration and $35 Fee Required. Course credit will be awarded upon completion of the survey linked below. Pay Fee Register Survey

    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    2025-2026: Psychology Grand Rounds

    2025-2026: Psychology Grand Rounds Title: Psychology Grand Rounds (In-person) Presenters David G. Atkins, Ph.D., Cynthia R. Lindsey, Psy.D., Julia P. Doolin, Ph.D., James B. Pinkston, Ph.D. Catherine L. Wise, Psy.D., Robert C. Clanton, Ph.D. Credit 8 Hours Maximum – (2 hours each quarter) Date/Time 2025: 9/26/2025, 12/19/2025, 3/27/2026, 6/26/2026 Sponsor Disability Determination Services Contact David G. Atkins, Ph.D.318-869-6400

    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    November 2025 – Live Workshop – Memory Reconsolidation Tools

    Live Workshop – Memory Reconsolidation Tools Part 1 Title: Memory Reconsolidation Tools Part 1 Presenters William Arendell, LCSW Credit MAXIMUM of 18 CE Hours for practice specific content. If timeline is adjusted to shorter timeframe, the number of approved hours should reflect the same. Date/Time 2025: November 7, 8 and 9, 2025 Sponsor William Arendell, LCSW LLC Contact 504-358-0377will@arenhealth.com

    Board Approved CPD Offerings, Continuing Education

    September 2025 – Live Workshop – Utilizing the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule

    September 2025 – Live Workshop – Utilizing the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule Title: Utilizing the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule 2nd Ed (ADOS-2) FOR Diagnosis, Academic Placement, and Specific Support Across Settings Presenters Kristin L. Callahan, Ph.D. Credit 13 Hours Maximum – (6.5 hours each day of attendance) General CE for practice specific content. If timeline is adjusted to shorter timeframe, the number of approved hours should reflect the same. Date/Time 2025: September 18, 2025; September 25, 2025 Sponsor Collegiate Academies Contact Kristen L. Callahan504-301-8669kcallahan@collegiateacademies.org

    Application for Continuing Education

    Licensee Application for Continuing Education Pre-Approval

    Licensee Application for Continuing Education Pre-Approval Purpose Licensees use this application for approval of activities that are not an approved sponsored workshop or conference, or APA approved Homestudy. Certain activities are automatically approved and do not require this preapproval process. These activities must meet all of the following requirements as outlined in the Louisiana Administrative Code, Title 46, Part LXIII (LAC 46:LXIII)*:1. Meet the objectives under Section 801.A.2. Have an acceptable sponsor under Section 805.C.3. Be a live, virtual, or prerecorded workshop or conference under Section 805.D.Note: The Board accepts APA Homestudy as an approved activity. To report APA Homestudy, classify it as an approved sponsored workshop. Applications for CPD Approval shall only be considered if received on or before June 30th of the licensees reporting year.   No refunds will be provided. Forms  TEMPORARLY DISABLED WHILE UNDER REVISION – Licensee Application for Preapproval of Unsponsored Continuing Professional Development Offerings/Activities Helpful Information Visit APA to find approved sponsors: APA Approved SponsorsNote: APA distinguishes between sponsors approved for home study and sponsors approved for in-person workshops. APA only approves sponsors, not individual activities. Continuing Professional Development requirements can be found in the LA Administrative Code, Title 46, Part LXIII (updated June 20, 2026) Chapter 8 for Psychologists and Licensed Psychological Associates; and Chapter 40 for Specialists in School Psychology. NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

    Application for Continuing Education

    Sponsor of Continuing Education

    Sponsor of Continuing Education Sponsor Application for Approval of Continuing Education Any sponsor or individual responsible for the development and delivery of a continuing education activity for psychologists, specialists in school psychology, or psychological associates may seek pre-approval from the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP). Approved activities are eligible to be listed on the Board’s website once authorized.  Sponsors are responsible for ensuring that all CPD activities meet the educational objectives and standards required for licensed psychologists; are presented by qualified instructors; maintain appropriate documentation of attendance and course content; and comply with all applicable LSBEP rules and reporting requirements. Approval is granted by the Board and is not automatic. Incomplete applications or applications that do not demonstrate compliance with CPD requirements may be referred for additional review or denied. Who Should Apply Any sponsor who plans to advertise a CE activity as Board-approved, must complete this application. Any sponsor that is not already recognized as acceptable under the Louisiana Administrative Code (LAC 46:LXIII.805.C), and who plans to offer or  advertise a CE activity as Board-approved, must complete this application. Payment & Submission $100 application fee (non-refundable).  Via check, money order, or online payment (with processing fee) Louisiana Psychologist Board Mail the completed application form and attachments + payment or proof of payment to: LSBEP, 4334 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd., Suite C-150, Baton Rouge, LA 70817 Application Form Sponsor Application for Continuing Education Approval NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

    Other Applications

    Pre-Eligibility Determination Application

    Pre-Eligibility Determination Application Information At the time of application for licensure, the LSBEP is authorized and empowered to determine that you meet the criteria under LA R.S. 37:2356 or La. R.S. 37:2356.2, including that you are not “in violation of any of the provisions” of Title 37, Chapter 28. Psychologists, specifically, La. R.S. 37:2359(B)(3), (4) and (7) which may be used as a basis to determine eligibility for licensure under La Revised Statutes, Title 37  §§2351 – 2360 and the board’s rules respecting any such health care provider as set forth in LAC 46:LXIII. Pursuant to LA. R.S. 37:33(A)(1), an individual convicted of a crime may submit a Pre-Application Eligibility Determination Application to request that the LSBEP determine whether an individual’s criminal conviction disqualifies the individual from obtaining a license to engage in the practice of psychology. Pursuant to La. R.S. 37:2950(A)(2), the LSBEP shall consider 1) The nature and seriousness of the offense. 2) The nature of the specific duties and responsibilities for which the license is required. 3) The amount of time that has passed since the conviction. 4) Facts relevant to the circumstances of the offense, including any aggravating or mitigating circumstances or social conditions surrounding the commission of the offense. 5) Evidence of rehabilitation or treatment undertaken by the person since the conviction. Act No. 486 Pre-Application Eligibility Determination Criminal Background Check Information Forms CHRI Intended Use and Privacy Act Statement Pre-Application Eligibility Determination Application NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

    Other Applications

    Application to Provide Telesupervision

    Telesupervision Application Information Use this application to request an exception to the in-person supervision requirement pursuant to LAC 46:LXIII.§1409 – Supervision via Telepsychology. This application is applicable to the supervision of all trainees, including: Postdoctoral Psychology Fellows Predoctoral Psychology Interns Second-Year Practicum Students (or higher) Important Notice Regarding Telesupervision of an Assistant to a Psychologist (ATAP) Disclosure of telesupervision for an Assistant to a Psychologist (ATAP) is included as part of the initial ATAP registration; therefore, a separate application is not required unless the exception was not requested during the initial registration. If telesupervision was not requested or approved on the ATAP’s original application, this form may be submitted to supplement the initial registration and request approval to provide telesupervision. An application fee is required for this supplemental request. Forms Application to Provide Telesupervision NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

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