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• Log into your CE Broker account
• On your dashboard, click Report Hours.
• Choose the requirement you would like to report and click Begin next to it.
• Fill out some simple information, including number of hours completed.
• Attach your certificate of completion.

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If a participant or potential participant would like to express a concern about his/her experience with Affordable CEUs, he/she may e-mail Susan McMillan at Susan@CounselingHelps.org. You will receive a personal response within one week. Although we do not guarantee a particular outcome, we will do everything we can to ensure that the student’s complaint is heard and resolved. Possible outcomes include a full or partial refund, or credit for future courses.

Susan here. I often get asked this question. I totally get why some people are puzzled or even put-off, but there is a funny story behind why we call ourselves "McMillan and Wife."

Back in the 70's (when Matt and I were much younger), there was a very popular TV series called "McMillan and Wife" about a police commissioner Stewart "Mac" McMillan played by heart-throb Rock Hudson and his amateur detective wife Sally, played by the smart and sexy Susan St. James. The couple kept their marriage unpredictable while solving the city's most baffling crimes. They were considered a "superstar couple," and at the time, there was nothing demeaning toward women implied in the program title. In fact Sally was highly respected and considered by some to be the brains behind the operation. When we first began our CEU company, almost everyone was familiar with the TV show, and most people thought it was a great name for our business! Very catchy and (so they said)... right on target.

As we have gotten older and times have changed, the young people no longer remember the TV show, and it has become less acceptable to refer to the woman in a couple as the "wife," which of course I understand. I guess it doesn't bother me because I know I'm Matt's equal and so does he. In fact, some (maybe even Matt) might consider me the brains behind this operation.

Matt and I have gone back and forth many times about changing the name. But we have such a following with our brand over the 30 years that we have been reluctant to change it. Sometimes it's hard to break with tradition. But feedback from students of the 21st century is pushing us in that direction, so stay tuned (No pun intended).