Pick from 19 Annual Conference Sessions That Earn You Required Ethics CEs
Virginia and DC LCSWs both need six ethics CEs for licensure, so the NASW Virginia and Metro DC Chapters have made it simple by offering a diverse lineup of 19 sessions worth up to 21.25 ethics CEs at the 2023 Joint Annual Conference March 23-25!
Pick from below, then skim the full agenda and register by February 7 for the best rates!
Hard to travel or meet in Williamsburg on those dates? Register to earn up to 20.25 ethics CEs at the Virtual Conference April 20-22 instead! You can even earn that same amount on-demand-only April 23-June 23. You choose what works best given your time and resources, but we’ve made this event as flexible as possible to help you meet all of your licensure requirements at one go!
FRIDAY, MARCH 24 (7)
The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Child Welfare in Social Work Practice (1 ethics CE)
Beacon: A Training Model for Schools (1 ethics hour)
Telehealth 2023: Level-Setting the Practice Foundation (2 ethics hours)
Walking in Their Shoes (.5 ethics hours)
Shades of Grief: Considerations for Inclusive and Responsive Grief Support Practice within Community (2 ethics hours)
Mediating Allostatic Load for African American Social Workers and Social Work Students (1 ethics hour)
Trans and Gender-Expansive Clients: Knowledge, Skills, and Strategies for Providers (1 ethics hour)
SATURDAY, MARCH 25 (12)
Cultural Humility in Social Work Practice in Healthcare (2 ethics hours)
Friends or Foes? The Rewarding (and Challenging) Collaboration of Social Workers and Attorneys in Family Law (1 ethics hour)
Embrace Joy (.5 ethics hour)
Social Workers in International Humanitarian Emergencies (1 ethics CE)
Clinicians of Color Serving Clients of Color: Reconciling Power of Privilege (.5 ethics CE)
Understanding Trauma-Informed Care Using a Hip Hop Approach (2 ethics hours)
Social Justice and Policy Practice through a School Social Work Lens (.5 ethics hours)
Hearing Voices: A Humbling and Powerful Experiential Session of Listening with Auditory Hallucinations (1 ethics CE)
Ethics and LGBTQIA+ in Long-Term Care: Discrimination, Bullying and Creating a Safe Environment (1 ethics CE)
Meeting Clients Where They Are At: Incorporating Geek Interests into Therapy (.25 ethics hours)
The New Age of Social Work Entrepreneurship (1 ethics hour)
Can I Be Authentically Me? Examining Disparities in Medical and Mental Health (1 ethics hour)
African American Clinicians Decolonizing the Role of the Therapist with African American Clients (1 ethics hour)