Events

Incorporate practical and actionable curriculum for social workers by addressing the effects of climate change on the most vulnerable populations with Kelly Smith, DSW, MEd, MSc.

Living with and understanding how to manage the uncertainties of dementia can be greatly challenging on multiple levels.

This workshop will explore the impact of the pandemic and offer a toolbox of effective strategies from various models of couple’s therapy to combat these new struggles in relationships such as stress and conflict.

This two hour interactive and didactic continuing education workshop will positively disrupt the rhetoric of allyship in the social work and broader mental health community.

Based on concepts and methods from Relational Integrative Psychotherapy and Creative Arts Therapies, this course will focus on music as a positive resource and how to meet emotional and relational needs through music.

This two-day workshop with Kimberly Noble, MD, PhD will survey the state-of-the-art research into how socioeconomic inequality relates to children’s cognitive and brain development.

This course provides a few simple concepts that can lead to important shifts in cultural awareness for providers, and can make a difference in their clinical relationships with military-connected people.

Join us for this two-hour didactic and experiential workshop for an introduction to the history and theoretical background of the field of poetry therapy, discussion of how to select and utilize literature and the impact of metaphor use in clinical settings.