This continuing education (CE) home study course highlights the rising rates of provider burnout and client dropout, offering a solution through The Odyssey Approach®: a dynamic, evidence-based, and culturally informed care model. The Odyssey Approach® blends cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and humanistic theories with intentional visualizations and narrative techniques. Emphasizing the restorative art of human connection, this approach integrates evidence-based practices from Pasifika, African, and Native American perspectives. It aims to enhance client rapport and meaning-making in care, bridging the gap between Western medical models and more affective, culturally responsive methods. Attendees will learn the foundations and components of The Odyssey Approach® and experience various elements of the model. By the conclusion of this CE, participants will able to: 1) Explain how The Odyssey Approach helps prevent provider burnout and reduce client dropout rates by fostering deeper client engagement and enhancing care delivery; 2) Utilize storytelling techniques to enhance client engagement, increase self-esteem, and facilitate behavior analysis through self-reflection; 3) Identify the integrative theoretical foundations behind The Odyssey Approach, and the evidence-based techniques that validate the effectiveness of each component; 4) Implement direct interventions from The Odyssey Approach including narrative reflection, story-retelling, and integrating provider referrals appropriately for continuity of care. You'll receive 1.5 CE credits after completing this course. You have SIX WEEKS to complete this course before your access is removed. This is to protect the integrity of the content and lower risk of copyright infringement. Your presenter is Dr. Madeline Kay Nelson, PhD., a licensed clinical and organizational psychologist.