Social Work Legislative Launch

Lunch N Learn Webinar

NASWMN Chapter 0 52

One Session, Two Dates!

Social workers have a lot to talk about when it comes to policy and legislation. It’s a new biennium in Minnesota which brings new and returning Legislators and ideas to the Capitol. Join Jenny Arneson, LGSW, our NASW-MN Legislative Consultant as we review the basics and highlight the changes you can expect this session.

Social Work Legislative Launch

1.5 CEUs

NASWMN Chapter 0 44

One Session, Two Dates!

Social workers have a lot to talk about when it comes to policy and legislation. It’s a new biennium in Minnesota which brings new and returning Legislators and ideas to the Capitol. Join Jenny Arneson, LGSW, our NASW-MN Legislative Consultant as we review the basics and highlight the changes you can expect this session.

Supervisor Consultation Circle

NASWMN Chapter 0 82

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 so register early!

REGISTER HERE & See upcoming Supervisor Consultation Circle dates!!

Disability, Blindness, and Mental Health: Exploring Narratives, Messages and Meanings

3 CEUs - may be counted as Clinical or Cultural Responsiveness

NASWMN Chapter 0 333

Most mental health providers can expect to work with a client experiencing vision loss at some point in their career. Many people with blindness, and their sighted helpers, experience complex grief, anxiety and/or depression. They may seek therapy to adjust to their vision changes, or for reasons unrelated to vision loss. In this webinar, we will use Narrative Therapy principles to enhance providers’ sense of confidence and to promote the personal agency of their clients.

Racial Justice Committee Meeting

NASWMN Chapter 0 58

This member group is committed to listening first to our members and communities, and then collectively taking action stemming from our learning. As an association, we must do our part in breaking down internal and external systems of oppression and create belonging for those who have not felt heard. Issues of state policing and public community safety is one important part of our work – and so much more.

 

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

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