NASW Vermont
This workshop will introduce the "Team as Secure Base Model" and provide opportunities for participants to reflect on how they can behave in a way to promote a secure base for their team across five different domains: availability, sensitivity, acceptance, cooperation, and team belonging.
NASW Vermont
Presentations include "Parkinson's Disease 101 and Clinical Considerations for Social Work"; "Identifying Community Resources That Support Parkinson's Disease and Being An Active member of the Healthcare Team"; "Caregiver Panel: Family Caregiving Experiences w/ Parkinson's Disease"; and "Ethical Issues/ Considerations With End of Life Care Planning (Act 39)."
NASW Vermont
Workplace Trauma Exposure happens at the individual, team, organizational, and societal levels, yet many organizations address it only through the lens of “self-care”. This workshop will discuss the evolving framework VT-CWTP uses to recognize, assess, and take action on workplace trauma exposure.
NASW Vermont
This workshop is for people in leadership and supervisory roles. How do you best assist your supervisees with their professional development so they can best serve their clients? This course will help supervisors identify leadership styles, strengths, and areas for improvement.
7 CEUs (2 of which are in Ethics) available for relicensure approved by NASW-VT.
Register for "Quality Leadership"
NASW Vermont
This webinar will explore cutting-edge ethical issues arising out of social workers' growing use of digital technology, online interventions, and social media to deliver services, communicate with clients, search online for information about clients, and store sensitive information in electronic behavioral health records.