The Professional Education Program (PEP) offers high quality continuing education for social workers. Our CE granting workshops cover a wide range of topic areas, including Clinical, Cultural and Social Competence, Ethics, and Clinical Supervision. For workshops that are held on our beautiful campus, parking is free, and lunch is provided at full day events. All continuing education hours (CEs) are provided by the Monmouth University School of Social Work in accordance with New Jersey Administrative Code 13:44G and are recognized by the New Jersey Board of Social Work Examiners.
If you qualify for one of the below discounts please write down its promo code. You will need to enter and apply the code in your shopping cart during your registration process. MU Social Work Alumni receive a 20% discount on workshops. Apply Promotion Code MUALUM20 in your shopping cart**. Register for 5 or more workshops at one time and you will receive a 10% discount off the total price based on standard registration fees. Apply Promotion Code PEPREG5 in your shopping cart**. ** Discounts cannot be combined and usage will be verified.
3 Social & Cultural Competence CEs - Discover essential insights in our 3-hour asynchronous workshop: “LGBTQI+ Older Adults and Older Adults Living with HIV.” Dive into the NJ LGBTQI+ Senior Bill of Rights through six expertly-crafted modules. Learn from the field-leading experts on discrimination, health equity, and creating safe spaces. Empower yourself to make a positive impact.
Price:
$60.00
3 Clinical CEs - Join us for this hands-on workshop at Liberty Haven Farm. Participants will engage in a hands-on demonstration mimicking a psychotherapy session. At this training participants will learn the basics of equine behavior, its benefits in the therapeutic setting, various intervention techniques, how to refer clients, and what further training is needed to do this type of work. Presented by: Sara Velez & Brooke Lichter
$100.00
2 Cultural Competence CEs - This two-hour workshop focuses on aging and the lived experiences of older transgender and/or nonbinary (T/NB) adults. An overview of the complexity of the concept of gender identity and the diversity of T/NB individuals is provided as a foundation. Presented by: Jeanne Koller, PhD, MSW & Paul Urbanski, PhD, MSSW
$40.00
3 Clinical CEs - A comprehensive overview of eating disorders, including diagnostic criteria, case examples, and lesser-known presentations. Participants will learn about the transdiagnostic model of eating disorders, key evidence-based treatments (CBT-E, FBT, CBT-AR), and practical treatment pathways within the United States. This workshop blends clinical insight with practical tools for assessment, treatment, and advocacy. Presented by: Brittney Lauro, LCSW
3 Social and Cultural & 2 Ethic CEs or 5 Ethic CEs - This workshop equips social workers, psychologists, or/and counselors with a contextual framework to enhance culturally affirming care, and to reconsider what we really mean by competence and culturally ethical practice. This workshop not only provides a theoretical lens but also practical tools to ethically integrate centering Indigenous justice-oriented care. Presented by: Ausirys Alviz, DSW, MSW, LCSW
$110.00
Interested in supervising colleagues on the path to their LCSW? This workshop has been approved by the NJ Board of Social Work Examiners as satisfying the 20 hours of post-graduate course work necessary to becoming a clinical supervisor. You must be present for each day of the workshop to receive credit. This workshop is in person and lunch is included. Presented by: Scottie Urmey, LCSW, TEP
$350.00