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Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers

NASWLA Chapter 0 13

Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers.  This workshop has been approved for 3.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact:  Hughes Counseling Services at hughescounselingservices@outlook.com.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers

NASWLA Chapter 0 14

Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers.  This workshop has been approved for 3.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact:  Hughes Counseling Services at hughescounselingservices@outlook.com.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers

NASWLA Chapter 0 13

Looking Beneath Behavior: Play-Based Approaches for Understanding Children, Supporting Regulation, and Partnering with Caregivers.  This workshop has been approved for 6.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact:  Hughes Counseling Services at hughescounselingservices@outlook.com.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

Case Studies in Interdiction

NASWLA Chapter 0 18

Case Studies in Interdiction.  This workshop has been approved for 2.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact:  The New Orleans Continuity Care Association, Inc. at jajhealthcare.jdemars@gmail.com.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

LA26RM_149: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region VIRTUAL - Imposter Syndrome in Social Work: Creating Confidence during Practicum and Early Career

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LA26RM_149: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region VIRTUAL Sponsored Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic:  Imposter Syndrome in Social Work: Creating Confidence during Practicum and Early Career.  Presented by: Jen LaCarriere, J.D., LMSW.  During this presentation participants will:  1.  Identify common causes of imposter syndrome in social work for students.  2. Ways that self-doubt can impact performance and engagement with clients.  3. Adopt three strategies to build confidence and own professional identity during practicum stages and early career development.  4. Recognize and understand the importance of supervision, peer support, reflection, and growth. 1.00 General CEU hour.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.

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