1-4 p.m.

Using the ASAM Criteria as the foundation of efforts to improve treatment for Substance Use Disorder amongst the aging population, at the end of this training, Social Workers will be able to understand acute intoxication and withdrawal potential amongst the aging population; explore & assess the biomedical conditions and complications faced by the aging population with substance use disorder; assess emotional, behavioral, or cognitive conditions and complications; understand and assess the stages of change; assess relapse, continued use, or continued problem potential amongst the aging population; and assess how environmental factors such as living arrangements and social support systems impact recovery.

4-5:30 p.m.

Join us for our next Policy Consortium Convening! The consortium will activate and inspire social work students and professionals in local level politics. This workshop will be hosted by Victor Manalo, Ph.D., MSW and a guest speaker.

Meet your continuing education requirements for your license renewal—or simply learn new skills and knowledge—when you participate in this three-day smorgasbord of top-quality learning and networking from the comfort and safety of your home or office.

Join your colleagues for education, networking, and fun! This year’s annual in-person program meeting will provide workshops targeted to professionals working in a clinical/mental health, healthcare, children & family, macro practice and many other areas.

1-5 p.m.

A Deep Dive into Pay, Autonomy, Diversity in the Field & Other Factors Influencing Daily Realities

(Re)visioning our format

In lieu of our annual fall conference, we have put together a symposium that will feature one session every month between January and April 2022, concluding with our Social Work Summit in May 2022. Symposium content will focus on (re)defining the status quo of our profession. In each session, we will unpack a pressing issue and discuss bold approaches to meet the challenges of tomorrow. We will create space for multiple truths as we challenge ourselves to unlearn, evolve, lead, and follow into the future of social work.