CE CREDITS

Being Well, Inc. is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor homestudy continuing education for psychologists. Being Well, Inc. maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

The Rewire Your Anxious Brain course awards 12 homestudy credits to participating professionals.

You must complete the full series to be eligible for the credits. No partial credit will be offered for partial workshop completion.

INSTRUCTOR

The Rewire Your Anxious Brain course is presented by Dr. Rick Hanson, who has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA and over 25 years of licensed clinical practice, as well as many years of teaching in doctoral-level environments, including a talk at the 2016 APA general meeting. To learn more view his bio here, or download his full CV here.

CE ELIGIBLE CONTENT:

Only Dr. Hanson’s didactic presentations, demonstrations, and exercises are eligible or required for CE credit. While CE participants are welcome to engage the supplemental materials (e.g. suggested readings), this is optional.

Dr. Hanson’s presentations, demonstrations, and exercises in the Rewire Your Anxious Brain course will consist of 12 hours of content.

COST

The Rewire Your Anxious Brain generally costs $899. (There may be discounts at various times.)

Being Well, Inc. charges an additional $50 for administering the Continuing Education hours.


DATES

This is a live series that will take place over 12 weeks starting on January 24th, 2026. The recordings of the live sessions will also be available as a self-paced, on-demand series that can be started and completed at any time. Once you have paid in full, you have lifetime access to the materials.


REFUNDS & CANCELLATIONS

The Rewire Your Anxious Brain course is offered with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the program, or unable to participate in it, please contact us and we will process a full refund.

TARGET AUDIENCE

The Rewire Your Anxious Brain is suitable for anyone interested in learning how to work with anxiety, stress, worry, and fear – and for Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Mental Health Counselors, Social Workers, Nurses (mental health), Marriage and Family Therapists, and other Mental Health Professionals.

INSTRUCTIONAL LEVEL: Beginner

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OBTAINING CE HOURS

First, you'll need to purchase the online course, and also pay the $50 administrative fee. Once you complete the series, you will need to provide photo identification, complete the Being Well, Inc. CE Feedback form, and take the Post-Test. 

A passing score on the post-test is 80% (or more) correct answers. You need a passing score to receive Continuing Education hours. If you do not receive a passing score, you will be able to retake the test.

After you receive a passing score on the post-test, and your photo ID is verified, you will receive the certificate via email.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR THE HARDWIRING HAPPINESS MASTERCLASS

  1. Describe the neurobiological mechanisms underlying anxiety, including the roles of the amygdala, prefrontal cortex, and autonomic nervous system.

  2. Differentiate between adaptive anxiety responses and maladaptive anxiety patterns that contribute to chronic distress and functional impairment.

  3. Apply body-based regulation strategies (e.g., breathing, grounding, muscle release) to help clients downshift physiological activation associated with anxiety.

  4. Explain how perceived safety and internal “secure base” experiences support anxiety reduction and nervous system stabilization.

  5. Identify common cognitive distortions associated with anxiety and implement cognitive interventions to address catastrophic thinking and worry loops.

  6. Utilize principles of positive neuroplasticity to help clients install healthier beliefs and emotional experiences related to calm, competence, and resilience.

  7. Assess how avoidance behaviors maintain anxiety and design gradual, titrated behavioral approaches to help clients safely approach feared situations.

  8. Integrate acceptance-based strategies to reduce experiential avoidance and increase psychological flexibility in anxious clients.

  9. Recognize the impact of early attachment experiences and developmental learning on adult anxiety presentations.

  10. Identify common ways anxiety affects relationships, including communication patterns and boundary challenges.

  11. Analyze how anxiety manifests in relational contexts and support clients in developing more secure communication, boundary-setting, and emotional regulation skills.

  12. Describe practical strategies clients can use to manage anxiety over time and respond more effectively to setbacks.

There is no conflict of interest or commercial support for the Rewire Your Anxious Brain course.

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