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Top Ten (10) Reasons to Use Rec Therapy Today for Your Rec Therapy CEUs

by | Mar 22, 2021 | CEUS, Featured | 0 comments

List created by: Danny W. Pettry, M.Ed., M.S., LPC, NCC, CTRS-BHS, Certified Success Principles Trainer, Lifetime member of ATRA, and founder of Rec Therapy Today.

 

  1. Fun:

People say they enjoy these courses!

 

  1. Fast:

You can start instantly. Start right now. Access certificates of completion immediately after completing course.

 

 

  1. Affordable:

One single payment for course. No annual fees. No travel or lodging expenses.

 

  1. Convenient:

Complete from the convenience your home or office.

 

  1. Guaranteed:

The Danny P. –Guarantee includes one year 100% money back if you’re not satisfied. You can even keep the CEU certificate if you ask for money back.

 

  1. Time Tested:

Founded in 2007. We’ve been providing self-study CEUs for 14 years now!

Rec Therapy Today is older than Stripe, Pinterest, Uber, and many other business.

Rec Therapy Today is older than the CE Pre-approval process provided by NCTRC.

The founder of Rec Therapy Today is older than google and the internet. (insert a laugh aloud here).

 

 

  1. Avoid crowds:

Covid is still there. Only 13% of U.S. population has been vaccinated at this time.

Completing online courses will help you avoid large crowds.

 

  1. Pre-approved:

Session content is CE Pre-approved by NCTRC.  It is one less worry.

 

 

  1. Easy-to-complete:

View webinar replay. Confirm. Receive certificate of completion. Some have quizzes for gamification.

 

  1. Everyone else is doing it.

Your parents probably replied, “Would you jump off a bridge if everyone else was doing it?”

Did they ever say “50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong.”

Almost 14,000 people have taken a course at Rec Therapy Today. Most of these people have the CTRS credential. Join the herd.  They can’t be wrong.

 

Try a one-clock hour webinar replay for only $1 (no annual fees.) — just a dollar.

 

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