Programs approved for 5 CECs
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August 19
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* Satisfies the continuing education requirement for training in Cultural Competence
** Satisfies the continuing education requirement for training in Veterans Services
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Honoring Life
~Offering Hope
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WORKING WITH FAMILIES WHO CHALLENGE US
Presented by:
David DiGiovanna
Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care
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Date/Time:
June 12th, 2019
Registration: 8:00 a.m.
Presentation: 8:30 a.m.
Location:
Anthology of Farmington
1 Bridgewater Road
Farmington, CT 06032
Please RSVP and/or for special accommodations reach out to:
Susan at 203-490-1000 by June 7.
Course Description: This one hour presentation reviews what makes a family challenging to the health care team and how to effectively communicate and engage the family in order to develop core plans that are satisfying to the family and the providers and, as a result, provide the best possible outcome for the patient. The learner will be expected to sign in and stay for the entire program, participate in discussion and complete a program evaluation in order to achieve a certificate of continuing education.
This organization, Seasons Healthcare Management dba Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care #1237 is approved as a provider for continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards, www.aswb.org. Social workers will receive 1 clinical continuing education clock hour in participating in this course.
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Trauma-Informed Approaches to Working with Voice Hearers
Date: June 13, 2019
Time: 12:30—4:30pm
Location: 100 Roscommon Drive, Suite 203, Middletown, CT
Presenter: Caroline Mazel-Carlton, B.A., C.P.S., Director of Training, Western Massachusetts Recovery Learning Center
Cost: $55.00
An estimated 8 million Americans will hear voices at some point during their adult lives (rates are higher in children). Most of them are trauma survivors. However, few trauma trainings offer concrete, culturally competent strategies for supporting people to navigate the voice-hearing experience. This workshop will provide demonstrations of Voice Mapping, Voice Dialogue, and other techniques that acknowledge the context of voices and can create a greater sense of empowerment for voice hearers.
Continuing Education: This training has been approved for 4 Continuing Education Credit Hours by NASW/CT. To register, contact Nikita Joslyn at 860-343-5500, ext. 2110.
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ENERGETIC BODY TYPES: WHAT THEY REVEAL ABOUT YOUR CLIENTS
Friday, June 28, 2019
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Blue Heron Healing, 43 Amato Circle, Wethersfield, CT
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The Energetic Body Types are: Creator, Lover, Supporter, Achiever and Challenger. Like energetic armor, each type reflects a way of holding energy in the body that defends against pain. Adopted in childhood, these defensive patterns prevent our clients from moving through life with flow, vitality and grace.
For each body type you’ll discover: how they engage in life, their main issues, their hidden agendas, how they feel, how they make others feel, how they speak, their human challenge, their spiritual life task, early imprinting, the energy centers most affected, their shadow emotions, how their overall energy feels; what physical, emotional, and psychological difficulties each body type is prone to, and the gifts and talents of each one. You’ll learn short and long-term healing practices for each.
The training goal is to begin to recognize the body types -- to ascertain what psycho/emotional/spiritual dynamics are at play for your clients. This is fascinating information you can put to immediate use in your practice.
This program is NASW/CT approved for 6 CECs.
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Certificate Program for Social Work Supervisors
of Direct Practice Across the Life Course
Beginning September 2019 – Enrollment Limited to 25
Have you considered enhancing your skills and advancing your career? The Social Work Practice Fellows is an excellent way for you to gain in-depth, specialized training in clinical supervision that can be completed in a short period of time.
Join your social work colleagues to:
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Increase
your skills in individual and group supervision
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Sharpen
your social work assessment skills
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Improve
your knowledge of health challenges across the life course
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Strengthen
your knowledge of mental health & substance use challenges
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Build
capacity among staff for effective practice with families
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Address
performance and organizational challenges
This 36-hour (6 day) program features an advanced curriculum taught by practice-based experts.
Early Bird Discount
available until June 30. Apply today!
Learn more
about the Social Work Practice Fellows Certificate Program.
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