- Sep 18
Good News: A Certificate to Recognize Your Achievement
- Casey Cole Corbin
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These can mean a lot to humans. I was in special education. I have dyslexia and autism. For much of my life, I never imagined that I would become the author of anything—much less books and 88 courses!
Technology has changed what is possible for me. It hasn’t removed the work, knowledge, or experience behind what I create, but it has helped me organize my thoughts, improve my writing, and turn decades of experience into practical resources other people can use.
Today, my collection includes 88 courses covering recovery, emotional health, relationships, personal growth, and professional development. Many offer a downloadable Certificate of Completion, and several now include an AI Companion to help you apply what you are learning.
Here are just 10 of the available courses:
Relapse Prevention Plan with RPP AI Companion
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/relapse-prevention-plan
How Habits Betray Us with AI Companion
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/how-habits-betray
Forgiveness Course with AI Companion
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/view/courses/forgiveness
Achiever! The Self-Sabotage Fix
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/self-sabotage-fix
Anger Management
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/anger-management
Confidence and Self-Esteem
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/confidence-and-self-esteem
Relationship Course
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/view/courses/relationship
Mind-Based Mood Management and Emotion Mapping
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/mind-based-mood-management-emotion-mapping
One-Minute Mind-Based Mood Management
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/one-minute-mind-based-mood-management
The Clinician’s Guide to Mind-Based Mood Management
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/clinician-guide-mbmmem-course-curriculum
A Certificate of Completion recognizes that you completed the course. Still, finishing something matters—and you should have something that recognizes the time and effort you invested.
A recent AI Tip From My Own Life - I now have AI read my emails and prepare replies for me. It’s super easy. I use the Scheduled tab in ChatGPT, and every morning my proposed replies are ready for me to review. All I have to do is make any changes I want and press Send.
For someone with dyslexia, that is more than a novelty. It removes a barrier that once made routine communication take far more time and energy than it should.
That is how I believe AI should be used. It shouldn’t replace your judgment or personal responsibility. It should help you get past the obstacles that keep you from using what you already know.
That same philosophy is behind the AI Companions I've added to my courses. They are there to help you think, reflect, personalize the material, and take action—not simply collect more information.
Hit REPLY and tell me if you would use AI to take email inbox fatigue off your to-do list!
Casey Cole Corbin
Counselor | Coach | Speaker | Consultant
https://www.caseycolecorbin.com