At the beginning of every month, NASW-CT will notify members by email of upcoming educational programs. These listings are a combination of paid advertising and chapter sponsored programs. Not all programs may be approved by NASW-CT for continuing education credits. Unless specifically noted that a program has been approved, please contact the provider directly for additional information.

NASW-CT approves the content of programs for continuing education (CE) credit. CE approval does not constitute NASW-CT endorsement of the CE provider.

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April 2026 CE Blast

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From Arrest to Reintegration:

Clinical Tools and Interventions for Supporting

Justice-Impacted Clients & their Families

Thursday, April 23, 2026, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (ET), 3 CECs

Fee: $75, 10% discount for UConn SSW Alumni and current SSW Field Instructors

Almost 2 million people in the U.S. are incarcerated. 1 in 5 have a parent who has been incarcerated, and 2.6 million children have a parent who is currently incarcerated (Prison Policy Initiative, 2023).

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of the criminal legal system to guide clinicians through each stage - from arrest to reintegration - while examining the emotional, psychological, relational, and systemic impacts at every phase. Participants will learn how system involvement reshapes identity, mental health, family roles, and long-term stability and explore evidence-based interventions to strengthen communication, repair relational strain, build trust, foster resilience, and support individuals and families.

Visit our website to view our entire schedule and register today. Questions? Contact ssw.ce@uconn.edu.

CT-AIMH 2026 Spring Conference

May 14, 2026, 9:30 am to 12:30 p.m.

The Woodwinds

29 Schoolground Road

Branford, CT

This presentation will focus on understanding, recognizing and embracing neurodiversity as a fundamental aspect of human development. By viewing neurodiversity through the lens of infant and early childhood mental health, we can create environments that not only accept but also celebrate the unique qualities of every child. Prioritizing this approach establishes a strong foundation of resilience, growth, and inclusion from the earliest stages of life.

3 CECs approved by NASW-CT

Click here to register.

Jump Start in Dialectical Behavior Therapy

June 1 - 5, 2026

185 Main Street, New Britain, CT

Jump Start in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is an intensive, practice-focused training designed to help clinicians learn how to effectively deliver DBT individual psychotherapy. Developed by the Treatment Implementation Collaborative, LLC (TIC), this training emphasizes what clinicians actually do in DBT sessions, with a focus on treatment structure, targeting, and clinical decision-making.

This training is appropriate for clinicians new to DBT, clinicians seeking a structured refresher in DBT individual psychotherapy, and those working toward DBT certification requirements.

Upon registration, participants will receive access to TIC’s Back Into the Book and DBT Skills Training Masterclass on-demand materials.

Earn 33.5 CEU*s approved by NASW-CT!!

Click here to learn more.

Elevate Your Expertise with Guardian Academy

Designed for the modern professional, these courses allow you to learn on your own terms while securing the credentials you need to stay ahead. NASW-CT approved.

Recorded trainings now available:

• Developing an Interrelated Service System: 1 CEC
• Fiduciary Best Practices Webinar Part 1: 1 CEC
• Fiduciary Best Practices Webinar Part 2: 1 CEC
• The HIPAA in the Room: Dispelling HIPAA Myth and Mystery Part 1: 2 CECs
• 7Cs to Cure the Mental Health System: 1 CEC
• Understanding Fiduciary Roles and Responsibilities: 2 CECs
• Ethical Decision Making: 1 CEC

Click here for more information.