Managing Your Private Practice
For Social Workers Looking to Start or Enhance a Private Practice
Friday, January 7, 2022
9:30 to 11:30
(with a extra half hour until 12:00 for questions for those who choose to stay)
Presented by Patricia Carl-Stannard, LCSW
VIA ZOOM
Approved for 2 CECs by NASW/CT
Are you considering going into private practice? Are you looking to improve the business functions of your current practice? This workshop will address the questions you might have at this juncture in your professional career including setting up a practice, getting paneled, maintaining good records and making sure they are secure, the “business” of billing and taxes, and developing both a clinical plan and a business plan. Learn about balancing the therapy side of your business with the revenue side. An optional Q & A session will follow the presentation.
Patricia Carl-Stannard, LCSW has over 20 years of private practice experience. She graduated from Ohio State University College of Social Work with her MSW and is presently Clinical Associate Professor at Sacred Heart University and former Interim Director of the Sacred Heart University School of Social Work. A long time and active member of NASW, Professor Carl-Stannard is Chair of the NASW/CT Clinical Social Work Network.
$50 for NASW Members $75 for Not Yet Members**
No refunds after January 5
Approved for 2 CECs by NASW/CT
**(Become a member when you register and
have the difference in your registration returned to you!)
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Foundational Training for Clinicians
February 7 – 11, 2022
Via Zoom
This 5 day course is for clinicians who are starting a DBT practice or who are hoping to learn more about effectively implementing DBT into their practice. The training will run from 8:30 am to 4 pm each day and will provide the knowledge and skills necessary to provide DBT in an evidence-based manner implementing the four skill modules of mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, distress tolerance, and emotion regulation. There will be discussion about providing DBT to special populations including children, those with eating disorders or anxiety and depression; providing DBT in a skills group or in a family session; and exploring the Biosocial Theory and understanding how to work with clients using this framework.
Erin Iwanusa, LCSW has been providing DBT for over a decade. A seasoned clinician and trainer, Erin has worked with clinicians and agencies across the country to help them establish DBT programs through education, supervision, and expert consultations.
Approved for 32 CECs by NASW/CT
for more information and pricing.
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Live Webinars for Social Workers
Approved for CECs
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Mon, Jan 10
1 pm – 4 pm
Sat, Jan 22
10 am – 12 pm
Wed, Jan 26
2 pm – 4 pm
Mon Jan 31
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
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More upcoming webinars:
- Relieve Anxiety and Worry with Emotional Freedom Technique
- Good Trouble” at School: A Call to Action for School Social Workers
- Grief and Loss
- Why the DSM 5 Doesn’t Acknowledge Sensory Integration Symptoms: How that Harms our Clients
Visit our website for complete program description details and registration details.
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21 Oak Street, Suite 104, Hartford, CT 860 548-3163
AARP Zero Isolation Virtual Training
2-day Session
January 11th and 13th at 12:30 PM to 4 PM
Or
January 12th and 14th at 9 AM to 12:30 PM
You are invited to this FREE two-day, 7-hour total, training session to learn to facilitate groups of older individuals to work towards building their skills and building networks to encourage social integration. This workshop is created for the social work profession and other related practitioners to offer a pathway towards facilitating an evidence-based program designed by Dr. Nicholas Nicholson, PhD titled “Zero Isolation Program: Building Integrated Communities”. This two-day training will give new facilitators the tools they need to guide group members through get-togethers and activities to positively impact participants’ social, physical, and brain health while also impacting participants’ ability to develop, nurture and foster relationships with others. This video will give you an excellent overview of this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIqqxA0YTMc
Those interested in this nationwide program in collaboration with AARP will need to choose a Day 1 and a Day 2 option from the selections offered (times can be different for each day). Upon completion of this training, you will be able to take the next step in facilitating and/or being a part of a workshop team.
SCHEDULE OF OPTIONS: (Please choose a Day 1 and a Day 2 Option)
DAY 1: OPTIONS:
DAY 2 OPTIONS:
Approval for 7 CECs by NASW/CT
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The Human Animal Bond
Social Work at the Intersection of the Human and Animal Relationship
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January 21, 2022
9:30 to 11:30 am
via ZOOM
Understanding the importance of a Human-Animal bond and the roles animals can play in our lives for comfort, emotional support, and service is at the heart of this workshop. The conversation will include specific terminology, will touch on various state and national policies and laws, and will review what communities and individuals can do to get involved and support the human animal bond. Discussion will also include the emergent and growing practice of Veterinary Social Work and the positive interventions as well as the stressors that are unique to working in this new field. Guidelines for social workers who need to advocate, support, and write letters for clients will be included in the discussion.
Lisa Wiborg, LISW-S/VSW from Healing Paws, LLC in Ohio is our Presenter. She is the lead social worker at Bella Care Hospice where she integrates human-animal interaction, specifically animal-assisted intervention, with the residents. She is a co-instructor for Human-Animal Interaction in Social Work at Case Western Reserve University and also works at Adoption by Gentle Care. Practicing social work for over 12 years, Lisa has experience in treatment foster care, hospital and hospice social work, and veterinary social work. Lisa and her business partner, Aviva Vincent, PhD, LMSW/VSM, started Healing Paws, LLC to offer Education, Emotion Resilience Workshops, Community Networking, and Experiential Learning to Northeast Ohio and beyond. They met through their membership in NASW/OH, both on their ways to becoming Veterinary Social Workers and they are both active members of the Human-Animal Interaction workgroup at NASW/OH.
Approved for 2 CECs by NASW/CT
$35 for Members $55 for Yet to be Members
$15 Students (no CECs)
No refunds after January 19, 2022
for more information
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