Montana and Wyoming are hosting a virtual conference open to all behavioral health professionals. This event will consist of 15 CEUS and will be completely virtual, providing an accessible learning space for urban and rural participants.

This presentation will provide an overview of the prominent themes and issues that tend to lead to litigation and licensing complaints in private practice, as well as explore risk mitigation strategies when working with families in private practice.

Professionals at various levels of program management will discuss their experience in collaborating with organizations that support the newest Afghan arrivals.

Learning Objectives:

1. Participants will understand the various applications of the mezzo level of the ecological framework in practice with people from Afghanistan. 
2. Participants will be able to apply unique concepts of community connection when serving people from Afghanistan. 
3. Participants will be able to access the toolkit as they continue to support people from Afghanistan.

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.

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)."