LA25RM_11: "NASW-LA Houma/Thibodaux Region Sponsored Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic: Eating Disorders: Criteria, Consequences, and Treatment Approaches.   Presented by:  Cynthia Pettus, LPC-S and Marie Robles, RD, LDN, CEDS.  During this presentation participants will:  1. Identify and define criteria for various eating disorder diagnoses in the DSM. 2. Educate participants on the short and long-term consequences of eating disorders. 3. Inform current evidence-based treatment approaches. 4. Share valuable resources for professionals working with clients with eating disordered behaviors and/or diagnoses.   1.50 Clinical hours.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credi

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder.  This workshop has been approved for 1.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credits. For more information contact:  Brentwood Hospital at (318) 617-7343.

LA25RM_10: "NASW-LA Lake Charles Region Sponsored Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic: Depression: Mood Disorders.   Presented by:  Gerald "Eddie" Windham, LCSW,MSW.  During this presentation participants will learn:  1.How to use Cognitive Behavior Therapy to reduce mood disorders.  2. Diagnosing various mood disorders.  3. Understanding how your body and thoughts affect your mood.  4. Factors that influence depression and mood disorders.  1.50 Clinical hours.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.

LA25RM_9: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region Sponsored Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic: Navigating Shades of Grey: 211 Services and Resources.   Presented by:  Ebony Nolan-Richardson, MSW, RSW.  During this presentation participants will:  1. Foster Professional Collaboration: Engage in meaningful dialogue with fellow social work professionals to exchange insights, strategies, and best practices aimed at enhancing community well-being and advocating for social justice.  2. Support Vulnerable Populations: Develop skills to provide effective services and resources to community members who are unable to access them independently, emphasizing empowerment and support.  3. Understand and Address ALICE Populations: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) population, including the challenges they face and strategies to improve their economic stability.   4. Explore Social Determinants of Health: Analyze the impact of social determinants on individuals' well-being, particularly those below the federal poverty line, to better inform community-driven initiatives.   5. Community Support Resources: Learn to utilize and promote resources such as the 211 service to connect individuals with essential services, addressing basic needs through community support and outreach initiatives.  1.00 General hour.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.

Mastering Complex Cases.  This approved workshop has been approved for 4.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credits. For more information contact:  KDH Collective at kdh@kdhcollective.com.