Continuing Education Credits
Continuing Education Course Credits
Continuing Education Course Credits
Must attend all live classes to receive credits.
For those licensed outside California, please check with your local licensing board to determine if CE credit is accepted.
Psychologists: Continuing Education Credit (CEU) for programs is provided by UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
- LOMSCs: This course offers 23.0 CE credit.
- Teacher Training Courses: 32.0
- SC for Shame Course: 24.0
- Fierce Self-Compassion Course: n/a
- Core Skills Workshop: 11.0
- Antidote to Shame Shame Workshop: 5.5
- SCHC CEs: 6.0
- SCIP: 33.0
- MSC for Therapists: 24.0
- 5 Day MSC Intensive: 24.0
California licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs: Continuing Education Credit (CEU) for this program is provided by UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
- LOMSCs: 23.0 CE credit may be applied to your license renewal through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. For those licensed outside California, please check with your local licensing board to determine if CE credit is accepted.
- Teacher Training Courses: 32.0
- SC for Shame Course: 24.0
- Fierce Self-Compassion Course: n/a
- Core Skills Workshop: 11.0
- Antidote to Shame Shame Workshop: 5.5
- SCHC CEs: 6.0
- SCIP: 33.0
- 5 Day MSC Intensive: 24.0
Nurses: UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP16351.
- LOMSCs: 27.5 CE credit.
- Teacher Training Courses: 38.25
- SC for Shame Course: 28.8
- Fierce Self-Compassion Course: n/a
- Core Skills Workshop: 13.0
- Antidote to Shame Shame Workshop: 6.5
- SCHC CEs: 7.0
- SCIP: 39.6
- MSC for Therapists: 28.8
- 5 Day MSC Intensive: 28.75
*SCHC CMEs: Participant gets as many CEs for sessions attended. (attends all 6, 6.0 CE credits earned/ attends 4 sessions they get 4.0 CE credits)
*CMEs for Burnout Workshop: The AAFP has reviewed Mindful Self-Compassion for Burnout Workshop and deemed it acceptable for up to 3.00 Live AAFP Prescribed credit(s). Term of Approval is from 10/13/2024 to 10/13/2024. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
AMA/AAFP Equivalency - AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s)™ toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. When applying for the AMA PRA, Prescribed credit earned must be reported as Prescribed, not as Category 1.
FEES:
$75 For: Teacher Training (Online and In Person), LOMSC (Live Online Mindful Self-Compassion), Self-Compassion for Shame Course, Fierce Self-Compassion Course, MSC for Therapists, 5 Day Intensive
$50 For: SCHC CMEs, Core Skills Workshop
$45 For: Introduction to Self-Compassion for Shame: An Antidote to Shame Workshop
$30 For: SCHC CEs, CMEs for Burnout Workshop
$125 For: SCIP
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Continuing Education
Psychologists, CA-licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs and nurses can register for LOMSC to obtain Continuing Education credits.
For those licensed outside California, please check with your local licensing board to determine if CE credit is accepted.
*Must attend all live classes to receive credits.*
Hours and cost differ per course, please email hello@centerformsc.org with any questions prior to purchase.
FAQs & Important Information
How do I purchase Continuing Education credits.
The dropdown box, below the course title, above the add to cart button.
Additionally, you can purchase them separately from course registration, if needed.
Feel free to email hello@centerformsc.org for any follow up CEU/CME questions.
Important Info: Mindful Self-Compassion is not a substitute for Therapy
Our programs are designed to teach participants the tools needed to develop and cultivate a mindfulness and self-compassion practice.
It is not a substitute for mental health care, personal therapy or medical treatment.
Personal safety and emotional wellbeing are the foundation of self-compassion training and you are primarily responsible for your own safety.
Teachers and facilitators are not expected or able to provide medical and/or psychological care. Course experiences may bring up challenging memories or feelings.
If you have a history with a serious mental health condition or other concerns you think may impact your ability to take this course, please contact CMSC or your healthcare professional to determine if this course is right for you. Your personal contact information may be used in the event the teacher or facilitator reasonably determines a need to call emergency services on your behalf.
How to submit your license information
Please submit your license information before the start of the class.
For those licensed outside California, please check with your local licensing board to determine if CE credit is accepted.
Click here to submit your license information.
Participants receive the best experience when attending all programs live. 100% live attendance is required for participants receiving Continuing Education (CE) Credit through UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness. Live attendance will be taken at the start and end of each session.
Benefits of Mindful Self-Compassion
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What is Self-Compassion?
Self-compassion involves responding in the same supportive and understanding way you would with a good friend when you have a difficult time, fail, or notice something you don’t like about yourself. There are three elements which comprise self-compassion: Self-kindness vs. self-judgment, common humanity vs. isolation, and mindfulness vs. over-identification.
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Proven Benefits
In daily life, self-compassion involves noticing when we’re having a hard time, and rather than judging and criticizing ourselves, we respond to our pain with care and kindness, just as we would a dear friend. There’s now an impressive and growing body of research demonstrating that relating to ourselves in a kind, friendly manner is essential for emotional wellbeing. And though self-compassion is not often the first response for many of us during moments of personal struggle, this skill can be trained, even for those of us who did not learn it as children.