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During this highly interactive seminar, attendees will engage with other professionals to strengthen their foundation of today’s best practice knowledge and enhance their skills to function effectively in the critical role of clinical supervisor. Day 1 explores the dynamics of group supervision, while Day 2 focuses on the games played in supervision.

Registration is through NASW Virginia Chapter. Click READ MORE to learn more and register.

This workshop will assist social workers to understand the transition process the transgender person and family undergo and will empower social workers by strengthening their knowledge about the transition process and therapy. Attendees will understand the transition process and issues surrounding transgender individuals, their families, and their therapist. They will learn to empower and provide them with the services and tools needed to navigate the pathway.

Registration is through NASW Virginia Chapter. Click READ MORE to learn more and register.

Online and distance social work has quickly come of age. It is important to adopt best practices to work online in an ethical and effective way. For some social workers, remote delivery of services reaches clients who live long distances from their office or whose special needs limit their ability to travel. For other social workers, online and distance social work has become a sudden necessity because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It is essential for social workers to keep pace with rapidly evolving ethical and legal standards governing online and distance practice.

NOTE: This class is 1-4 p.m. Central Time or 2-5 p.m. Eastern Time!

Registration is through NASW Tennessee Chapter. Click READ MORE to learn more and register.

This presentation is for students, social work professionals, first responders, counselors, nurses, police officers, psychiatrists as well as those who are in the "helping profession" and have access to those who have had traumatic experiences on a regular basis. Vicarious trauma or secondary trauma is a process that occurs when the person in the role of the helper is affected by exposure to traumatic stories as a result of caring.

Registration is through NASW Virginia Chapter. Click READ MORE to learn more and register.

The Enneagram is a personality system that promotes the integration of psychology and spirituality, and enhances self-knowledge and growth. This is a Level I Enneagram training, which is both a tool for self-care for clinicians, as well as a powerful clinical tool. Note: there is no prerequisite to attend the Introduction to the Enneagram prior to attending the Level 1 training.

Registration is through NASW Virginia Chapter. Click READ MORE to learn more and register.