NASW-VT Virtual Workshop
Reframing is the capacity to look at something from a different perspective and proximity, whether it is the behavior of someone else or a way to shift your own beliefs and biases. It is an invaluable tool for anyone who wants to work more effectively with clients who display worrisome emotions and behaviors.
SPS Webinar
This presentation will address how social workers can support parents through micro-level clinical care and support the mental health of families in schools, including macro-level changes that support both parents and caregivers. Emphasis will be placed on how social media increases parental/youth stress, and the roll of school shootings in parental/youth stress. Supporting “good-enough” parenting will also be addressed.
NASW-WA Live Webinar
This course offers a trauma and social justice-informed framework for providers to learn about "invisible disability," ableism in healthcare and its impact, how life-altering chronic conditions can be traumatizing and re-traumatizing (even if the DSM doesn't agree), and a unique utilization of evidenced based modalities to restore the mind body relationship.
NASW WA Webinar
The objectives of this webinar are to increase the participants’ body of knowledge and skills associated with clinical supervision, address issues and concerns of participants in the practice of supervision and provide a conceptual framework for integrating the vast body of knowledge and skills related to clinical practice.
NASW-VT Virtual Workshop
The psychotherapy and counseling that social workers practice today is only one of many approaches to the universal human need for healing. There are many kinds of practitioners throughout the world that offer paths to healing: social workers, psychiatrists, shamans, witch doctors, psychics, priests, ministers, rabbis, faith healers, life coaches, etc.