Continuing Education

1.5 General CEs - This workshop will explore common sources of caregiver stress, focusing on caregivers of people with ADRD (Alzheimer’s Disease and other Related Dementias), as well as assessments and interventions for clinicians. We will also look at the intersection of caregiving and social determinants of health.
Ambrym Smith LCSW-C and Liz Griswold LCSW-C, APHSW-C

20 Clinical or 12 Clinical, 5 Ethics, and 3 Social & Cultural Competence CEs - 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.
Presented by: Scottie Urmey

3 Clinical CEs - This workshop delves into Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), offering practical strategies for addressing the psychological needs of children with PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Participants will learn trauma-informed, multicultural approaches for building strong therapeutic relationships in both individual and joint sessions for children and caregivers.
Presented by: Ausirys Alvis & Yesenia Perez

5 General CEs - Social justice is foundational in social work, shaping our roles as leaders, practitioners, and educators. In this 5-hour workshop, we will critically explore and question what social justice is. Through critical examination and experiential activities, participants will gain insights into addressing systemic inequality effectively.
Presented by: Tawanda Hubbard, Ph.D. (cand.), DSW, MSW, LCSW

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.

1 Opioid and 2 Clinical CEs - In this workshop, participants will delve into enhancing their familiarity with medications prescribed for the treatment of Opioid Use Disorders (OUD). They will also acquire techniques for establishing a supportive environment for clients, alongside engaging in discussions surrounding evidence-based and accessible resources pertaining to Medications for Opioid Use Disorders (MOUD).
Presented by: Bernard Showers, DSW, LCSW

2 Clinical CEs - Learn how the brain responds to information and how neurological differences impact the way an individual interacts with the world. We will introduce participants to the neuro-science behind being “quirky.” We will examine the impact of processing differences on communication, social ability and understanding, and then examine how the nervous system’s responses cause or exacerbate anxiety, depression, behaviors and more.
Presented by: Alexandra Freer

5 Clinical CEs - This workshop focuses on the neuroscience of processing deficits and their impact on behavior, examining how they relate to various disorders such as PDA, ODD, spectrum disorders, sensory processing disorders, anxiety, depression, and ADD/ADHD. It will focus on developing empowering intervention plans using effective modalities, welcoming participants to bring their own cases for discussion.
Presented by: Alexandra Freer

3 General CEs - Discover how to empower marginalized individuals and families in this 3-hour virtual workshop. Learn about how relational personhood and the person-centered approach, and explore strategies to create meaningful and dignified experiences for those in marginalized status. Join frontline social workers in advocating for transformative change.
Presented by: Tawanda Hubbard, Ph.D. (cand.), DSW, MSW, LCSW

5 Ethics CEs - This workshop highlights the essential connection between ethics and professional well-being for social workers, focusing on self-care challenges. Participants will explore the updated NASW Code of Ethics, recognize their ethical duty to prioritize self-care, and gain practical strategies for sustainable practice.
Presented by: Scottie Urmey, LCSW, TEP & Patricia Hannah, LCSW