40-Hour CE Package
Build your continuing education plan with a comprehensive package.
Planned package · Coming soon

Education today. A stronger tomorrow.
Self-paced professional continuing education
designed for California AOD and SUD professionals.
Stronger
people
Healthier
California
Build your continuing education plan with a comprehensive package.
Planned package · Coming soon
Explore law and ethics topics for California SUD practice.
Planned course · Coming soon
Build your supervisory skills and strengthen your professional practice.
Approval pending · Coming soon
Choose focused continuing-education courses without committing to a full CE package.
More courses coming soon
Preview our planned offerings. Enrollment is closed; courses are not yet CADTP approved. Pricing and availability will be confirmed before launch.
Quality education. Stronger professionals. Healthier communities.
California
SUD professionals
build brighter
tomorrows.
Practical professional learning
AOD CEU Workshop is developing self-paced education for California substance use disorder professionals. Our first course focuses on clinical supervision, with realistic cases, applied exercises, and tools for everyday practice.
Explore the supervision syllabus →Frequently asked questions
Not yet. AOD CEU Workshop submitted its initial CADTP CEU Provider application on September 13, 2026. The application is pending review. Approval information will be published when available.
Enrollment is not yet open. The 40-hour package and 9-hour Law & Ethics course are planned offerings. The 6-hour Clinical Supervision course was submitted with the provider application. Pricing, access information, and applicable policies will be confirmed before launch.
Complete six modules with required applied activities, pass each five-question module check with at least 4 correct, and pass the 30-question final assessment with at least 24 correct. Review and retake are permitted. The course evaluation and electronic attestation must also be completed before certificate release.
No. Courses are intended for professional development and continuing education. They do not award a license, expand your legal scope of practice, or establish initial clinical-supervisor qualification.