This seminar will equip participants with competencies to manage complex cases involving multi-stressed families to enhance their family well-being, child safety & overall effectiveness of interventions; to empower professionals with skills & knowledge necessary to address the complexities of substance abuse & mental health to minimize the impact on children & improving family health & stability; to help professionals' understand the pervasive effects of traumatic experiences & childhood trauma & to enhance their ability to support the healing & resilience of affected children, caregivers and caseworkers; and to enhance the capability of professionals to provide culturally competent, affirming and supportive services to children & families with issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity, & gender expression.
Resilience in Action: Navigating the Tides of Multi-Stress Dynamics for Child Welfare & Legal Healthcare Professionals”: 1.5 CEU’s Approved
10:15am – 11:45am “Un Unntangling the Web of Substance Abuse & Mental Health: How Substance Abuse Impacts Children, Families & Communities 1.5 Diagnosis CEU’s Approved
1:00pm – 2:30pm “Understanding the Impact of Traumatic Experiences & Childhood Trauma: An In-depth Exploration of How Trauma Taxes Children, Caregivers & Caseworkers”
1.5 Diagnosis CEU’s Approved
2:45pm – 4:15pm “Providing Culturally Competent Services to Children & Families Struggling with Issues Related to Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and/or Gender Expression”
1.5 General CEU’s Approved
Presenter: Dr. Gilbert Singletary, JD, MRA, MSSW
For more information: 318-342-1457 | asavage@ulm.edu
To register:
Call ULM La Capitol Federal Credit Union at 318-342-5130 to register and pay by credit card and specify that you are a counselor.
Or mail check payable to ULM SOCW Title IV-E Program
Attn: Andrea Black
700 University Ave., 234 Strauss Hall
Monroe, LA 71209-6236
Approved for 6.0 including 3.0 in Diagnosis; no NBCC credit available for this workshop.
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