Dr. Gladys Mwiti and Dr. Naomi James are regular trainers for practicing psychologists in Kenya in Continuing Education.

Continuing education (CE) is training that mental health professionals receive after obtaining their academic degree and professional license and is also required for license renewals. As psychology is a dynamic field, research and best practices often change over time.

As Kenyans wait for the formation of the Counseling and Psychology Board, Kenya Psychological Association, of which Dr.Gladys  Mwiti is current Chair, licenses practicing psychologists and requires that for licensure, each of them completed 23 hours of Continuing Education every year.

This training is required for the psychologists to stay current with the latest developments, skills, and new psychotherapies required for their practice. This requirement also ensures that they comply with KPA Code of Conduct of Ethics to remain licensed and to maintain membership in the association that at the moment also serves as licensing body.

KPA Continued Education covers various topics such as:

1. Training of Trainers
2. Child & Adolescent Counseling & Psychotherapy
3. Couples, Family and Group Psychotherapy
4. Psychological First Aid (PFA)
5. Skills for Psychological Recovery (SPR)
6. Trauma Focused- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
8. Training on Basic Psychological Assessments
9. Art Therapy
10. Parenting Training for Trainers
11. Marriage and Family Therapy
12. Personnel Psychology – Mental Health at the Workplace
13. Maternal Mental Health
14. Conducting Evidence-based Outcome Studies
15. Cultural Sensitivity in Psychotherapy
16. Supervision Skills for Supervisors