Join the NASW-Michigan Mind-Body in Social Work Interest Group for a virtual, hands-on session exploring Neurographic Art — a meditative drawing technique that blends mindfulness and creativity to help reduce burnout and reconnect with your authentic self.

Join the NASW-Michigan Mind-Body in Social Work Interest Group for a virtual, hands-on session exploring Neurographic Art — a meditative drawing technique that blends mindfulness and creativity to help reduce burnout and reconnect with your authentic self.

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.