Hope Redefined Counseling will discuss their work with domestic violence batterers. The participants will gain a better understanding about batterer intervention programs and their role in reducing recidivism and promoting accountability. Participants will learn about myths, biases, and facts surrounding domestic violence abusers. The participants will engage in case studies to take a deeper look at potential domestic violence batterers.
This session explores how race, age, and identity shape power dynamics in supervision. Participants will learn culturally responsive, developmentally appropriate, and trauma-informed approaches grounded in person-centered theory, and reflect on their own identities to enhance equitable, effective, and empowering supervisory relationships in social work practice.
A social worker, skilled at helping others, shares her personal journey battling breast cancer while struggling to accept support. Through personal storytelling, humor, and insight, she highlights the hidden struggles of social workers and the vital lesson: even the strongest need help and need to learn how to accept it.
In our current digital age, we are constantly bombarded with political updates. The inundation of hyperbolic material on our phones and in our homes has a deleterious effect on our anxiety levels and our digital well-being. This presentation will share evidence-based tips for managing political anxiety and enhancing digital well-being.
This webinar translates suicide prevention and treatment best practices into everyday outpatient psychotherapy practice. Participants will learn how to confidently identify suicide risk—including both passive and acute presentations—engage in direct and therapeutic conversations about suicide and deliver suicide-focused care within routine treatment. Emphasis is placed on ongoing risk assessment, addressing the drivers of suicidality, and integrating high-impact prevention strategies that fit real-world clinical workflows.