Legislative Panel

Central Region Educational Meeting

NASWMN Chapter 0 737

 

Speaker: St Cloud area legislators meet with St Cloud area social workers to review Legislation results and discuss other state and local issues.

Register Now

Free and open to social workers in the Central MN Region!

Central MN Region Educational Meetings

Every 1st Tuesday of the month from 5-6 p.m. via Zoom

FREE - 1 CEU

REGISTER FOR OTHER UPCOMING TOPICS

Critical Incidents, Traumatic Situations and Emergency Reponses

Lunch N Learn Webinar

NASWMN Chapter 0 1426

Wednesday, August 7th, 2024 - 12-1 p.m. CT via Zoom

1 CEU

PRESENTERS: Melinda Coscarelli, PhD, LPCC, LADC, MnFIRE Mental Health Director and Jen Traw, MnFIRE Case Manager LADC, LPCC (in progress)   

“Critical Incidents, Traumatic Situations and Emergency Responses”. What’s the Difference Between these Events, Are there different Modalities for Working with These Events, How do You Know if You are Cut Out for This Kind of Work, How Do you Get Started? We will answer all of these questions and many more.

 

Mandated Reporting through a Trauma-Responsive and Racial Justice Lens

NASWMN Chapter 0 6483

2 CEUs - An ethics webinar for social workers in all practice areas (VIRTUAL EVENT)

Presenter: Miriam Itzkowitz, MSW, LICSW

2 CEUs - may be counted as ethics CEUs

Mandated reporting is a professional responsibility for all helping professionals. Despite our best intentions, and our belief in evidence-based practice, mandated reporting remains one of the few areas in which professionals do not regularly examine best practices or look beyond their perceived legal and ethical obligations. How do we incorporate all that we know about trauma, racial disproportionality in child welfare, the importance of relationships, and ethical, evidence-based practice into our legal duty as mandated reporters? In this training, professionals will learn alternatives to mandated reporting that can prevent child maltreatment, promote family preservation, and maintain client engagement. Participants will be asked to take a critical eye to the legal and ethical implications of the decision to report and consider ways in which these decisions have impact for families, and for our professions, beyond the reporting call.

Supervisor Consultation Circle

NASWMN Chapter 0 7222

Whether you are a new or experienced supervisor, these group sessions will allow an opportunity to consult with other supervisors on situations you face when providing group or individual supervision. Attend a few times to help meet your 6 supervision CEUs, or attend monthly and count it as general CEUs*.

These circles are for FREE for NASW-MN members who are currently providing individual or group supervision.

Each group will cap at 6 participants - this consultation circle is Full.

See upcoming Supervisor Consultation Circle dates!!

PACE Committee Meeting

NASWMN Chapter 0 263

Political Action for Candidate Election (MN-PACE)

MN-PACE is the Chapter’s nonpartisan political action committee, which Interviews candidates for state and local elected office throughout Minnesota, and endorses those who best represent social work values in the public policy arena.

Questions or interested in joining? Contact admin.naswmn@socialworkers.org

RSS

Theme picker