Join us for an insightful webinar on "Behavioral Practice: The Role of Digital Psychoeducation," where we delve into the innovative integration of digital psychoeducation in Parent Management Training (PMT). This session will explore how digital platforms can enhance the delivery and effectiveness of PMT by addressing logistical barriers and providing flexible, accessible learning opportunities for parents.

In this interactive session we will identify risk factors and diagnostic criteria for depression among older adults and discuss related conditions such as dementia and substance use. Participants will understand the individual and societal impacts of depressive symptoms in the older adult population. Various treatment modalities and settings will be compared including crisis interventions for older adults with depression.

This session provides a brief overview of the current state of AI technology, a review of the limitations and concerns associated with AI, and opportunities for AI to enhance learning in higher education and supervision. Practical strategies for harnessing AI in a responsible, ethical manner are highlighted.

In this dynamic and interactive webinar, participants will explore the burgeoning field of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI), focusing on its practical applications and ethical considerations within social work. We will delve into the use of conversational AI tools like ChatGPT as a consultative tool for social workers, explore how visual AI tools like Midjourney and Dalle can be utilized to create therapeutic materials and resources, and do a deep dive into the use of GAI to reshape professional development. Furthermore, we will examine the ethical dimensions of employing GAI for drafting progress notes and designing personalized treatment plans, ensuring fidelity to professional standards and client confidentiality. Participants will have access to handouts, references and resources, and live demonstrations of GAI tools in action.

This webinar presents an approach to self-care that goes beyond cliched self-help advice. It assumes both a micro and macro approach to preventing stress-related conditions, including vicarious trauma and burnout. The presentation will provide an overview of the impact of chronic stress, the origins of the concept of self-care, and culturally-relevant approaches to furthering wellness, including radical and decolonized self-care.