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May 1st | 9:00 am - 12:15 pm | Lafayette, LA
The Enneagram (EPS), Trauma, & the Three Centers of Awareness (3 Clinical CEU)
In this presentation, we will review key concepts of theEPS, explore research that validates the premise of the EPS, discuss the EPS three centers of awareness, the trauma response, and how trauma manifests in the three centers of awareness, as well as learn evidence-based personal practices to address the manifestation of trauma in each center of awareness. Presented by: Andrea "Ani" Vidrine, LCSW, Ph.D.
May 1st | 9:00 am - 12:15 pm | Virtual (Zoom)
Chemistry of Ethical Self Care (3 Ethics CEU)
This presentation will review the Core Values and Ethical principals in the NASW Code of Ethics with extra attention on Integrity. We will describe what is meant by "self-care" and discuss how appropriate self-care is paramount to the profession of social work. We will discuss the (bio)chemistry associated with different types of self-care and we will practice self-care methods to be used by social workers and the people they serve. Presented by: Lisa Donze Jacob, LCSW.
May 8th | 9:00 am - 12:15 pm | New Orleans, LA
Managing Ethical Dilemmas in The Boot (3 Ethics CEU)
This presentation will give participants a review of the Code of Ethics and ways to better manage ethical dilemmas unique to living/practicing in Louisiana. Presented by: Yanada G. Essex, LCSW-BACS,ACSW.
May 28th | 1:00 pm - 4:15 pm | Lafayette, LA
A Model for the Board Approved Clinical Supervisor (3 Supervision CE)
Presenter will describe the requirements of clinical social work supervision, the purpose of clinical supervision and a detailed description of the supervision process. Common problems in providing supervision will be presented along with case examples. Presented by: Charles Lee, LCSW-BACS.
May 29th | 9:00 am - 12:15 pm | Baton Rouge, LA
A Model for the Board Approved Clinical Supervisor (3 Supervision CE)
Presenter will describe the requirements of clinical social work supervision, the purpose of clinical supervision and a detailed description of the supervision process. Common problems in providing supervision will be presented along with case examples. Presented by: Charles Lee, LCSW-BACS.
May 29th | 9:00 am - 12:15 pm | Virtual (Zoom)
Menopause and Mental Health (3 Clinical CE)
This presentation will give social workers a general understanding of the biological changes that happen during perimenopause and menopause and how those changes impact mental health. We will discuss co-occurring disorders that may come up during menopause and how we can use our role as social workers and therapists to empower our clients to manage their physical and mental health. Presented by: Kate Lufkin, MSW, DSW, LCSW-BACS.
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