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LCA 2026 Annual Conference

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LCA 2026 Annual Conference.  This conference has been approved for a total of 19.50 Clinical, 13.50 Ethical, 29.25 General and 6.00 Supervision hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact:  Louisiana Counseling Association at lca_austin@bellsouth.net.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

LA27RM_164: NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region - Changing the Cycle of Anger: An Overview of a Model for Treating Anger Control Problems in Adults

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LA27RM_164: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region Sponsored Virtual Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic:  Changing the Cycle of Anger: An Overview of a Model for Treating Anger Control Problems in Adults.  Presented by: Joseph Pereira, MSW. LICSW, CAS.  During this presentation participants will:  1. Describe at least three evidence-based principles for helping clients monitor and track anger arousal and triggers.  2. Identify and apply specific clinical techniques (e.g., cognitive restructuring, physiological self-monitoring, de-escalation strategies) to support clients in regulating anger responses.  3. Analyze the role of unresolved resentment in the maintenance and escalation of anger, and its implications for treatment planning.  1.00 Clinical CEU hour.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.

Encouraging Emotional Health

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Encouraging Emotional Health.  This workshop has been approved for 6.00 Clinical hours of continuing education credit. For more information contact: Professional Training Resources, Inc. at lisa@professionaltrainingresourcesinc.com.

Please Contact Sponsoring Organization for Registration Information.

LA27RM_163: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region - A Roadmap to Ethical Self Care: Vision Board Workshop

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LA27RM_163: "NASW-LA Baton Rouge Region Sponsored Virtual Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic:  A Roadmap to Ethical Self Care: Vision Board Workshop.  Presented by: Jen LaCarriere, J.D., LMSW.  During this presentation participants will:  1. Identify the specific NASW Code of Ethics standards that establish self-care as an ethical obligation rather than an optional personal choice for social workers.  2. Analyze the connection between practitioner impairment, burnout, and compassion fatigue and the ethical duty to clients, including the risks unaddressed self-neglect poses to competent, ethical practice.  3. Apply ethical self-care principles through the creation of a personal vision board, translating into a concrete, individualized self-care action plan.  4. Develop a sustainable self-care strategy that aligns with core NASW values (e.g., dignity and worth of the person) to support long-term ethical practice and prevent boundary violations linked to practitioner burnout.  2.00 Ethical CEU hours.  Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.

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