Frequently Asked Questions
Initial Certification is the first step to becoming an Eagala-certified professional. It includes completing the Eagala Fundamentals Training, meeting role requirements (MH/ES), and submitting your certification documents.
Renewal Certification is required every two years to maintain active Eagala status. Renewal includes:
- Completing 20 Continuing Education (CE) hours
- Ensuring 3 of those hours are ethics CEs
- Submitting your updated Professional Development Portfolio (PDP)
- Keeping membership information current
You can earn CE credit from recorded Eagala Education Hour (formely Global Member Meetings):
- 1. Within 72 hours (free with CEU): Use the access code posted in Eagala News. Code format: DDMmmYYEEH.
- 2. After 72 hours: CE available through the Eagala Store with a $15 administrative fee.
- 3. Full schedule and links are available through Eagala Education Hour updates.
Many Eagala Education Hours (formerly Global Member Meetings) can be viewed for free without CE credit and are ideal for passive learning.
The CE Guide explains qualified CE activities, ethics requirements, Independent Study guidelines, and how to track/document hours.
Submit online through the PDP link. Your PDP must be updated every four years – but we recommend keeping it updated annually! This is how you show that you are qualified for your role on an Eagala team. This can be a great resource for you professionally to capture your Eagala journey! Use this document to:
- Updates to education or experience
- Updated license or insurance (MH)
- Request an Eagala role change
Timeline: Submit by your renewal deadline; aim for 30 days in advance.
Search by region to locate Networking Coordinators, upcoming meetings, and contact information. You can join a networking meeting anywhere in the world when you are Eagala certified.
These videos explain how to use your MyEagala account, access Eagala Education Hour (formerly GMM recordings), and find CE opportunities.
1: Healthy Habits for Maintaining Eagala Certification –
2: Member Life Cycle and My Eagala Resource Tab –
Stages include:
- Fundamentals Training & Initial Certification
- Active Membership & Programming Access
- Ongoing Learning & Networking
- PDP Submission & Renewal
- Skillsets Trainings or Advanced Certification
Training agendas outline daily schedules and learning objectives.
There are multiple facebook groups representing the different networks within Eagala. Each group must follow confidentiality, no solicitation, respectful communication, and ethics-based expectations.
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