2.0 Category I Anti-Oppressive Practice CEUs. This workshop provides a framework for effectively and empathetically responding to individuals at risk for or experiencing a mental health crisis.
By Daniel Neuman, PMHNP-BC
Too often, men are taught to “tough it out.” In reality, the quiet, steady act of showing up for yourself is one of the strongest things you can do.
Join us for a free resource fair where you can connect with public and private organizations offering a wide range of services to support your financial and personal well-being.
By Daniel Neuman, PMHNP-BC
Supporting your mental well-being doesn’t have to start with a diagnosis or a crisis—it starts with noticing, connecting, and taking small steps.
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.
By Jennifer Taylor, LCSW-C, RPT-S
Trauma doesn’t always leave visible scars—but it can live on in the body and mind. Healing takes more than therapy; it calls for a trauma-informed approach rooted in trust, empathy, and time, especially when wounds are hidden.
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.
By Beth Hecht, LCSW-C
Aging isn’t just about change—it’s about staying true to who we are. With the right mindset, meaningful connection, and care for body and spirit, life can continue to unfold with purpose.
