Join us on April 29 to to learn how social workers can use trauma-informed care to identify, reduce, and mitigate potentially traumatic events in the ICU and strategies to transition patients and their families into step-down units across hospital settings and prepare them for discharge.

Moving beyond introductory ethics concepts, Frederic Reamer, Ph.D. will explore difficult ethics cases and practical strategies designed to protect clients and practitioners. The webinar will include a series of challenging ethics cases involving conflicting professional duties and discuss practical steps that social workers can take to manage ethical issues skillfully and prevent lawsuits and licensing board complaints.

In this training you will: a) understand the skills involved in respecting consent b) learn the developmental connections between childhood empathy and adult actions c) learn brain science findings on empathy and the optimal developmental window to acquire it d) learn about primary prevention strategies beginning in early childhood to prevent child sexual abuse and perpetration.

Participants will be able to (1) explain ADHD as a neurodevelopmental disorder; (2) describe why people with ADHD do not respond to conventional rewards and motivators; (3) identify the classes of medication used to treat ADHD; and (4) discuss performance based methods to help people with ADHD.

Join NASW President Mildred "Mit" Joyner at 3 p.m. ET as she talks to social workers involved in the sports industry. The conversation will be held on NASW's Facebook page facebook.com/naswsocialworkers and NASW's Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/user/socialworkers.