What AchieveCE learners are saying

Exam had an unrelated post stroke question (DVT post stroke complication, nothing to do with chronic pain/opioids).

Found it interesting to learn about emerging medications, approaches, techniques, etc., that will benefit patients in the future to help them better manage CVD.

Lots of reading to do, definitely want to split it up in increments.

The information was excellent, but the text only format was unexpected and less engaging than it could have been.

I have been taking this course for the past 6 years and every year it is great!

Some questions were worded in such a way that I could not understand!

Possibly more videos like the you tube presentation would make this flow better.

Everything great, just some tech glitches with the test (answers did not save, test had to be re-taken).

My experience with taking this course was great. Although I am not certified in this area, I worked with a lot of clients who were on the autism spectrum, and this content provided valuable context that I was previously lacking. The evidence-based practices discussed were clear and directly applicable to the clinical challenges I encounter daily. I feel much more confident in my ability to support my patients effectively and communicate with their families using the strategies provided. This was a highly informative and practical learning experience that I would recommend to any healthcare professional looking to improve their quality of care.

It was very interesting. I just started working with a client who experienced childhood trauma and this course let me know that I have started out in the right direction and provided me with the additional clinical framework I needed to refine my approach. The modules were concise yet thorough, effectively bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical application in a healthcare setting. I feel much more confident in my ability to facilitate safe, patient-centered trauma processing moving forward.

A bit long, a lot on Florida law but found the case studies to be helpful.

It was good but overwhelming I would like to see more information about specific state laws, etc., so I am not left having to figure things out on my own.

I initially thought it gave more info on treatment. The contexts are a great intro

Pretty good overall, could benefit from being updated. And swap out LBG with LGBTQ+ to make it more inclusive

It's essentially an article explaining what was understood/theorized about nightmares as of 2011 (the most recent reference). Other sleep disturbances are only mentioned if they include nightmares. I did learn a lot about nightmares and treatment options, but I'd love to learn how the field has advanced in the last 15 years -- and about other sleep problems.

There was a lot of information- it might be helpful to have a video on this. Thanks

Not being a visual learner and preferring a book over a screen, I found this course difficult. I much prefer interactive courses with the material presented by a facilitator. The material for this course was informative though, and I took notes as I went, so with a break in the middle, I was able to get a lot from it. Thank you.

4 stars. Need to fix losing the script and retaking test when u pause. I had to retake 4 tests I completed 15 minutes before

Good material, and relevant. Take the time needed to review the material as it covers laws and ethical codes across all behavioral health professional code of ethics.

It took longer than expected, but most of the material was appropriate and up to date.

I learned this information 35 years ago in dental school. Little has changed except the PDMP's are now in use.

a good experience - having audio or visual - movie can sometimes be helpful

Overall, the information was helpful but I would have preferred less focus on Florida specific regulations.

Page 5 had a YouTube video that the link was broken for but otherwise was fantastic!