Webinars
Online Conversations with Faculty & Friends
Continuing Education at The Seattle School is a space to accessibly engage and explore theology, psychology, and culture. Through relationally-informed online learning, participants join a community committed to thoughtful engagement, personal transformation, and the work of becoming healers and rebuilders in a fractured world.
Designed for lifelong learners, practitioners, alumni, and theologically curious communities, these experiences combine scholarly depth, personal formation, and flexible learning to help people continue growing without committing to a graduate degree.
Online Conversations with Faculty & Friends
Relevant Topics for Lifelong Learning
CEUs for Licensed Therapists
Whether you’re exploring a question, seeking fresh perspective, or looking for a place to keep learning, Continuing Education invites you to join the conversation. Together, we’re cultivating the kind of wisdom and presence our communities need now, and preparing healers and rebuilders for the work ahead.
Our learning begins with the belief that formation happens in relationship: with our communities, with ideas that stretch us, and through conversations that challenge us. Together, we explore the intersections of theology, psychology, and culture, trusting that God is often at work beyond certainty and easy conclusions. As we learn together, we seek to become people who can respond to the needs of our time with wisdom, compassion, and courage.
For over 25 years, The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology has offered graduate degree programs training people to be counselors and ministers that work towards holistic healing. Continuing Education draws on this experience to help equip people of any vocation or location with the skills to listen deeply to our psychological, spiritual, and cultural stories.
If you would like to speak with someone regarding these continuing education opportunities, please email continuingeducation@theseattleschool.edu
“The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
Frederick Buechner