Webinars and training library

The last webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinar teaches faculty how to create sustainable, evidence-informed approaches to teaching with AI.

The fifth webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinar teaches faculty how to develop transparent expectations informed by how students learn.

The fourth webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinar teaches faculty how to help students understand AI through cognition, bias, motivation, and metacognition.

This masterclass equips psychologists with the business skills, systems, and strategies to launch and grow a thriving private practice

The third webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinart will teach faculty how to design assessments that preserve rigor, improve feedback, and support durable learning.

Design ethical, human-centered systems with evidence-based psychological science.

Practical guidance on choosing questions decision-makers are asking, designing studies to be usable from the start, building durable partnerships with agencies, running evaluations inside active programs, sharing results in ways they can be acted on, and maintaining rigor in political settings.

Learn how AI search is changing how patients find mental health professionals and discover strategies to optimize your online presence for greater visibility in AI-powered search results.

Explore how psychological science can help align schools, families, and communities to create coordinated, sustainable support for youth mental health.

The second webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinar will help faculty and other educators apply the science of learning to lesson design, class activities, and instructional scaffolds.

Designed for professionals building or supporting a private practice—no psychology license required.

This presentation focuses on the strategies to manage social media–related risks while protecting therapeutic alliances and professional boundaries.

Explore the conceptual foundations of multiverse analysis and when and why it might be a useful approach in psychological research.

For leaders, HR partners, and organizations seeking a research-backed, scalable approach to performance and well-being development.

Designed to help individuals, managers, and organizations improve performance, build resilience, and lower burnout risk.

For individual contributors, new managers, and professionals who want research-backed tools they can use right away—without adding complexity of time away from work.

This webinar discusses how psychologists can use artificial intelligence to generate experimental stimuli, enhance research workflows, and apply ethical best practices in responsible AI‑supported research.

Explore youth exposure to sports betting, its mental health risks, developmental impacts, and prevention strategies with leading experts.

Explore emerging tenure and promotion reform efforts that emphasize transparency, rigor, openness, and public impact in research.

Explore integrated approaches to psychosis treatment, including occupational, dialogic, and milieu therapies that support recovery and connection

Explore the benefits, risks, and considerations for AI use in psychological assessment.

Learn how to use AI as clinical support without sacrificing professional judgment.

Move from questions about AI and student learning to evidence you can use.

The first webinar of the six-part AI and Education series, this webinar explores generative AI through the lens of cognitive psychology and the science of learning.

Explore practical strategies, emerging trends, and evidence-based insights to enhance clinical practice, improve outcomes, and support informed care.