This interactive and engaging class provides Behavioral Health professionals with essential knowledge about preventing suicide during the perinatal period, by learning more about how PMADs (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders), and IPV (Intimate Partner Violence) present during this time, and what they can do as Behavioral Health professionals to most effectively address it.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of this landmark event with us and gain unparalleled visibility within the social work community. Join us in making this milestone year exceptional! This hybrid event will take place at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center.

The NASW Utah Annual Spring Conference, One Mission, Many Voices, is set for March 14, 2025, at the Conference Center at Miller Campus. This premier event brings together social work professionals from across Utah to engage in vital discussions and training on some of the most pressing issues facing the field today.

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As social workers and allied professionals we have an increased likelihood of experiencing burnout at some point in our careers and yet it is a topic that isn’t addressed often enough. Since COVID the topic of burnout has gotten more attention, as it should, and professionals need more concrete skills to not only cope with active burnout but set up routines for prevention.