July 2020 CE Blast
Live Webinars for Social Workers
Programs approved for 2 CECs

Promoting a Child’s Social and Emotional Wellness

Wed, July 8                                                                                   10 am – 12 pm

The past few months have brought about unprecedented transitions for families and many parents find themselves in uncharted waters. Unanticipated life challenges, added roles to parental responsibilities, social isolation, and fear of the unknown have increased stress for both parents and children. Participants will examine these remarkable transitions and their impact on preschoolers (2 – 5 years) and parents. Learn more
 

Tues, July 21                                                                                10 am – 12 pm

We are being tested in ways unimaginable before the onset of this global crisis. This extraordinary time for social workers and their clients presents both barriers to practice and opportunities for growth, for both clients and social workers. We might ask — what’s the best way to navigate the next period, both personally and professionally? Learn more

Other upcoming programs include:

Thurs, July 30
1 – 3 pm
Mon, Aug 3
1 – 3 pm

Visit our website for further details about our LIVE webinars.
Questions ? Contact us at [email protected]
Gaming Disorder Clinical Training
Live July 15 with rolling admissions

Online training for therapists and helping professionals on problematic and disordered gaming. Intentional digital is required. Intenta drives that solution .

Led by Jamison Wiggins, Clinical Psychologist and Cam Adair, Founder of Game Quitters.

Up to three percent of the estimated 2.5 billion active gamers worldwide have gaming disorder.

Gaming Disorder Clinical Training uses a mix of self-paced and live sessions to equip mental health professionals with resources on digital disorders . You gain understanding into the context and severity of problematic gaming and acquire effective tools and strategies to use with clients (problematic gamers and their families).

This training equips mental health professionals to engage problematic gamers and their culture with dignity, meeting them in their world and helping them to come to intentional rather than problematic digital use.

This program has been approved by the University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work and meets the continuing education license requirements for CT social workers. 
 
$498  $445 early bird discount includes:
15 hours (15 CECs), 2x Live Sessions, Interactive Learning, Quizzes & Assessments, Evidence-Based Research

More information: intenta.digital/igdc
Latino Community Services, Inc

Presents Continuing Education Credit Series

 ZOOM Trainings
with Mary-K O’Sullivan, LMFT, LADC, LPC

Each Half Day Training has been approved for 3 culturally competent CECs by NASW/CT and will be offered at a cost of $45. The cost for 2 trainings is $85—they do not need to be on the same day. Upon registration, an email invitation will be sent to the email address provided with instructions on how to join the training.

7/15/20   9 a.m. – 12 p.m. The Psychology of Suicide and Self-harmful Behavior

This training will review the etiology and symptoms of self-harmful and suicidal impulses and their impact upon the client’s thinking, emotions, and behaviors. Issues such as societal pressures, clinical prevalence of depressive disorders and substance use, and lack of equal access to resources will be reviewed. Gender specific issues such as prevalence rates, method, and intervention strategies will also be discussed.

7/15/20   1 p.m. – 4 p.m. DSM-5 Comprehensive:
Trauma and Stress-Related Disorders

This session of the DSM-5 Comprehensive will cover, in-depth, the Trauma and Stress-Related Disorders chapter from the DSM-5. The review will cover diagnostic criteria, complications and challenges within the diagnostic category, current treatments to include current medications, and issues related to gender, culture, etc. as they relate to the diagnosis and treatment of the disorders in this chapter.

8/19/20   9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Cluster B Personality Disorders

This course will review the etiology and symptoms of the Cluster B Personality Disorders and their impact upon the client’s thinking, emotions, and behaviors. Effective strategies to maximize successful interactions with clients with these disorders will be discussed. Basic techniques of Dialectic Behavior Therapy (DBT) will be overviewed to assist in an understanding of the client’s perceptions and reactions and ways to help them manage them.

8/19/20  1 p.m. – 4 p.m. DSM-5 Comprehensive:
Obsessive Compulsive and Related Disorders

This session of the DSM-5 Comprehensive will cover, in-depth, the Obsessive Compulsive and Related Disorders chapter from the DSM-5. The review will cover diagnostic criteria, complications and challenges within the diagnostic category, current treatments to include current medications, and issues related to gender, culture, etc. as they relate to the diagnosis and treatment of the disorders in this chapter.

9/16/20  9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Hidden Disabilities

This course will review the dynamics that exist when service providers encounter individuals with various hidden mental health issues ranging from trauma-inducing environmental challenges to sub-clinical mental health disorders and substance use disorders. Identifying strategies to de-escalate situations as well as deal with counter-transference will also be discussed.

9/16/20  1 p.m. – 4 p.m. DSM-5 Comprehensive:
Bipolar and Related Disorders

This session of the DSM-5 Comprehensive will cover, in-depth, the Bipolar and Related Disorders chapter from the DSM-5. The review will cover diagnostic criteria, complications and challenges within the diagnostic category, current treatments to include current medications, and issues related to gender, culture, etc. as they relate to the diagnosis and treatment of the disorders in this chapter. 
                
To register, call 860-296-6400, ext. 238
Dear Black Male…

Offered on 3 dates via Zoom Webinar
July22 , 2020, July 29 , 2020, or August 5 , 2020
1 pm to 3 pm

Presented by Welcome2Reality

This two hour workshop will focus on the depiction of Black males in today’s society, the issues they go through and the issues they face, including the cultural mistrust which influences perceptions and the quality of their relationships. Recognizing that Black males vary in their individual needs, the class will identify supports that might be most effective. Participants will address how efforts to adequately provide for Black males can be linked to the fight for larger social justice goals for themselves and their communities.  This is an opportunity to examine your personal experiences and explore your knowledge base around historic and current systemic oppression, implicit bias, and the impact it has on Black males. Expand your skills to facilitate healthy identities, positive self- esteem, and healing.

Approved for 2 Cultural Competency CECs by NASW/CT

Cost is $35 and you can Register at: