Two formats. Five evidence-based modalities. 43 CE contact hours. Designed for PMHNPs and prescribing clinicians who want to deliver more than medication management — and built so you can choose the depth of learning that fits your life.
A standalone 16-hour workshop for new and soon-to-be PMHNPs. The clinical workflow your program didn't teach you — intake, MSE, risk, formulation, psychopharm across the lifespan, documentation, and billing. Separate from our 43-CE Psychotherapy Skills program.
For the first twelve months of PMHNP practice
The business curriculum your PMHNP program left out. Nine self-paced modules covering payer credentialing, 2026 CPT updates, the 99214+90833 add-on workflow, telehealth modifiers, denials and appeals, and audit defense — built for clinicians who want to get paid for the work they already do.
Get credentialed, code accurately, defend audits, and protect your revenue
A held curriculum for licensed therapists weighing — or actively navigating — the leap into prescribing. Held by Dr. Baker — doctorally prepared, double board-certified as a PMHNP (ANCC and AANP), and independently licensed as a clinical social worker. Available in three formats so you can meet the work where you are.
Four days, residential, with bodywork and trauma-informed support. The deepest version of the work, held in one weekend.
Eight weekly live sessions with a small cohort of therapists. The held middle path — depth without the residential weekend.
Six modules on your timeline. The full curriculum and workbook, twelve months of access, with a clean upgrade path to the live formats.
The online course teaches the frameworks. The live cohort builds fluency. Many clinicians do both — the online course first, then the cohort to put it into practice.
Learn the frameworks on your schedule
Build fluency in a community of PMHNPs
The same curriculum across both formats. Each module is taught with an explicit lens on how it integrates with prescribing — not as a parallel discipline, but as part of the same conversation.
Changing the thoughts that drive the symptoms. Practical CBT for prescribing visits.
Working with ambivalence — about medication, about change, about treatment itself.
High-impact, short-form interventions that fit inside a 30-minute medication visit.
Working with grief, role transitions, and interpersonal disputes — the relational layer of psychiatric symptoms.
Pattern, transference, and meaning — psychodynamic listening for the prescriber.
Choosing modalities by presentation. Combining approaches within a single appointment.
Simulated patient encounters, reflective portfolio, and peer review.
Self-paced enrollment is open year-round. Live cohort seats are limited to 20 per series — reserve early. Group rates available for practices enrolling 3+ clinicians.