ClinicianFest is a 501(3)(c) organization. Proceeds from ClinicianFest are used to fund the co-pays of those in need of mental health services but unable to afford such services in their entirety. We partner with over 216 vendors, agencies, private practitioners, and community support programs to support aid in communities with scarce mental healthcare access and resources. To date, we have assisted over 1100 clients in getting the care and aid they need on their journey.

Get ready for a 24-hour virtual CEU experience like no other.
ClinicianFest CEUPalooza is a one-of-a-kind event that brings together people from around the world for 24 straight hours of CEU sessions. Each session is different, exciting, and meant to spark new ideas. Join in whenever you can—and stay for as long as you want.
This isn’t your typical CEU event. It’s fresh, bold, and full of energy. You’ll hear from new voices, explore important topics, and connect with others who care about making a difference. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, meet great people, or feel inspired again—CEUPalooza is for you.

Because the Ones Who Hold Others Up Deserve to Be Held Too
At Clinicianfest, we know the toll caregiving can take. The Help the Helper series offers practical tools, restorative insights, and a space for clinicians to recharge, reflect, and reconnect—with themselves and each other.

Join Us as a Guest Presenter or Panelist
Wellness Wednesdays features 60- to 90-minute sessions hosted by professionals passionate about wellness and community care. We’re looking for topics that speak to:
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Mental health and emotional well-being
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Burnout prevention and recovery
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Culturally responsive care
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Embodied practices and integrative wellness
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Trauma-informed approaches
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Mindfulness, rest, and resilience
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Identity and healing work
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...and anything that helps our community recharge and reimagine what wellness looks like.

Ground & Groove: Morning Meditation
with
LaTonya Waddell,
DOM, LAc
Participants will experience a blend of Vipassana (Mindfulness) and Metta (Loving-Kindness) meditation—two foundational practices that complement each other beautifully, especially for therapists.
Vipassana, or insight meditation, emphasizes observing thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations with open, nonjudgmental awareness. It strengthens our ability to remain present, grounded, and attuned both to ourselves and our clients, even amid discomfort or complexity.
Metta meditation builds on this foundation by cultivating compassion and goodwill—first toward ourselves, and then extending outward to others. This practice fosters emotional resilience, helping therapists maintain empathy without becoming overwhelmed or depleted.
Together, these practices support the development of deeper clinical presence, enhance emotional regulation, and encourage a spirit of kindness that sustains both personal well-being and therapeutic connection.

Earn 16 CEUS at
Clinicianfest 2025!
In Partnership with NASW and Bowie State University


Why Attend ClinicianFest?
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Earn CE Credits: Attendees can earn at least 16 Continuing Education credits during the two-day conference.
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Expand Your Knowledge: Engage with hundreds of industry leaders and attend thought-provoking sessions that challenge traditional approaches.
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Stay Connected: Network with thousands of peers, innovators, and advocates in the mental health field.
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On-Demand Access: Revisit recorded sessions and keynotes at your convenience.


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Attend ClinicanFest & Earn At least 16 Credit Hours
Bowie State University has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 3044. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Bowie State University will award NBCC Credit Hours to ClinicianFest attendees. An attendees can earn at least 16 credit hours.
Successful completion requires attending the Clinicianfest sessions, participation in session activities, and completion of an conference evaluation forms. CH certificates will be emailed within two weeks.
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Secure your spot at this year's conference!


Prioritizing Help for the Helper
