2.0 Category I CEUs. This training provides a basic introduction to Polyvagal Theory and its application in clinical practice.
2.0 Category I CEUs. This training provides a foundational overview of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT/Tapping) and its application within clinical social work practice.
1.0 Category II CEUs. This journal discussion brings together a seminal article on pharmacologic treatment considerations among Orthodox Jewish adults (Feinberg, early 2000s) and a more recent comparative study examining mental health diagnoses, symptoms, treatment, and medication use within Orthodox Jewish populations.
1.5 Category II CEUs. This 1.5-hour Journal Club discussion will focus on chronic illness and clinical practice and explore a very practical clinical question: How do we manage treatment when clients’ health conditions interfere with the consistency and stability of therapy?
1.5 Category I Supervision CEUs. This training introduces child therapists, play therapists, and clinical supervisors to the concept of compassion inequity and its role in the development of compassion fatigue.
1.5 Category I Ethics CEUs. This 1.5-hour training explores the ethical complexities that arise during multidisciplinary staffing’s in outpatient mental health settings.
1.5 Category I CEUs. This engaging workshop examines how overextending on behalf of clients, though well-intentioned, can create dependency, clinician burnout, and blurred boundaries.
3.0 Category I CEUs. This presentation will integrate theory, research, and practice by applying a multi-theoretical approach to the continuum of social work supervision, including practicum and licensure supervision.
1.0 Category I CEUs. QPR is an evidence-based emergency mental health intervention consisting of three, simple, practical steps that anyone can do to reduce immediate risk of suicide and help someone access longer term care.
1.0 Category I CEUs. This training is designed to equip mental health clinicians with practical tools to better recognize, understand, and support clients diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder.
