Continuing Education

The 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference will be offering CEU credits provided through Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network DWIHN (Michigan). If you hold a license in another state, please verify with your board before counting these credits.

Please note that we are in process of obtaining credit approval and the total number of credits is not yet confirmed at this time and that final details will be announced before the conference.

Primary Audience

CEUs provided by the Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference will primarily be of interest to practitioners in the fields of mental health, nursing, psychology, social work and other similar fields.

The 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference will be offering CEU credits provided through Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network DWIHN (Michigan). If you hold a license in another state, please verify with your board before counting these credits.

DWIHN is an approved continuing education provider with:

• Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative (MI-CEC) for Michigan Social Work credits
• Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals (MCBAP) for addiction professional credits
• CMHP and CSM (Michigan-specific) – for Michigan-certified mental health professionals
  • QMHP, QIDP, and QBHP credits if the content aligns

States Accepting MCBAP CEUs

CEUs approved by MCBAP (an IC&RC member board) are generally accepted by other IC&RC member boards through a reciprocity process. This covers a large number of states, as many use or require the IC&RC test for certification. 
For a definitive list, you should check with the specific state's credentialing board, but
IC&RC reciprocity covers a vast network of jurisdictions.

States Accepting MI-CEC CEUs

States that may accept MI-CEC approved courses often do so under a general rule that they accept CEs approved by other state boards or recognized professional associations like NASW National.

• General Acceptance: Many state licensing boards for LPCs, LMHCs, LCSWs, etc., accept CEs if they are approved by a recognized national organization (like NAADAC or ASWB) or another state's licensing board.
• Verification is Crucial: The acceptance of MI-CEC in other states depends entirely on that specific state's licensing rules, which vary by profession (social worker, counselor, etc.).

Key Actions to Verify CEU Acceptance

To confirm that your CEUs will be accepted for your specific credential in another state, you must:

• Contact the Destination Board: Directly reach out to the professional licensing or certification board in the state where you intend to use the CEUs.
• Verify Reciprocity: If using MCBAP credits, confirm the destination state is an IC&RC member and understands the reciprocity process for the specific credential you hold (e.g., CADC, CAADC, CCS).
• Review State Rules: Check the specific state's rules to see if they explicitly accept courses approved by "another state's board" or by the "NASW" (National Association of Social Workers).

To Earn CEU Credits at the 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference, you must complete the following steps:

1. Register to attend the conference through our online store
2. Pay the required $50.00 CE Fee through our online store
3. At the conference, check in via the Whova app and check in at the Registration Desk.
   1. If attending virtually, be sure to check in via the Whova app
4. Attend the desired CEU-accredited sessions
   1. Refer to the Conference Agenda to confirm which sessions are marked "CEU Accredited"
5. Sign the designated Attendance Sheet for every CEU-accredited session you attend
   1. The Attendance Sheet will either be a paper form in the room or a digital Google Form found in the Whova app. If you are unsure of what to do, visit the Registration Help Desk or ask a room moderator or conference volunteer for more information

You will receive instructions after the conference with instructions for claiming CME / CEU credits. Please be sure to follow these instructions as soon as possible, as there is often a deadline to complete these steps.

If you are asked to fill out an evaluation for the CME/CEU sessions you attended, please do so. This will be required in order to receive credit.

The 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference is working with the Michigan State University CHM Office of Continuing Medical Education to provide AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for conference registrants who attend specified accredited sessions.

Please note that we are in process of obtaining credit approval and the total number of credits is not yet confirmed at this time and that final details will be announced before the conference.

Primary Audience

Continuing Medical Education is designed for a physician audience, but all members of the healthcare teams are encouraged to participate.

To Earn CME Credits at the 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference, you must complete the following steps:

1. Register to attend the conference through our online store
2. Pay the required $50.00 CE Fee through our online store
3. At the conference, check in via the Whova app and check in at the Registration Desk.
   1. If attending virtually, be sure to check in via the Whova app
4. Attend the desired CME-accredited sessions
   1. Refer to the Conference Agenda to confirm which sessions are marked "CME Accredited"
5. Sign the designated Attendance Sheet for every CME-accredited session you attend
   1. The Attendance Sheet will either be a paper form in the room or a digital Google Form found in the Whova app. If you are unsure of what to do, visit the Registration Help Desk or ask a room moderator or conference volunteer for more information

You will receive instructions after the conference with instructions for claiming CME / CEU credits. Please be sure to follow these instructions as soon as possible, as there is often a deadline to complete these steps.

If you are asked to fill out an evaluation for the CME/CEU sessions you attended, please do so. This will be required in order to receive credit.