CEU TRAINING: SELF CARE- A MORAL AND ETHICAL IMPERATIVE
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
Release Date: 03/12/2024
Lobby Days with CSCSW
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
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CEU TRAINING: SELF CARE- A MORAL AND ETHICAL IMPERATIVE
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
This presentation will cover aspects of self care and coping with stress through the lens of NASW’s ethical code and moral determinants found in social work practice. Participants will gain not only an understanding of self care but also of coping through a practice informed framework. Learning Objectives: By the end of this workshop, participants will understand: Understanding changes to NASW Code of Ethics Understanding Components of stress/Research in the areas of stress/coping Coping and its role in stress mitigation Development of a personal wellness plan Top 5 tips for those in...
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Meet our Presidents!
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
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Board Member Introduction: Monica Blauner LCSW
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
Mission: This podcast offers educational content by providing clinical social work training and information that builds professional practice competency for our members. Monica Blauner is a licensed clinical social worker and psychoanalyst, with over thirty years of experience practicing psychotherapy. She has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Smith College and she’s also the past president of the California Society for Clinical Social work. She joins us today to share past and present experience with providing volunteer service as a current board member and past...
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Introduction
California Society for Clinical Social Work Podcast
Mission Statement of Podcast: The CSCSW’s Podcast will offer educational content by providing clinical social work training and information that builds professional practice competency for members. This episode will briefly introduce the podcast mission, a podcast of the . Dr. Veronica Obregon, a licensed clinical social worker and board member of the California Society for Clinical Social Work, presents the podcast. Serving as both host and interviewer, Dr. Obregon outlines the podcast's dual focus on outreach and training. The training episodes aim to...
info_outlineThis presentation will cover aspects of self care and coping with stress through the lens of NASW’s ethical code and moral determinants found in social work practice.
Participants will gain not only an understanding of self care but also of coping through a practice informed framework.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop, participants will understand:
- Understanding changes to NASW Code of Ethics
- Understanding Components of stress/Research in the areas of stress/coping
- Coping and its role in stress mitigation
- Development of a personal wellness plan
- Top 5 tips for those in helping roles (Supervisors/Frontline Staff)
This presentation will cover aspects of self care and coping with stress through the lens of NASW’s ethical code and moral determinants found in social work practice.
Participants will gain not only an understanding of self care but also of coping through a practice informed framework.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop, participants will understand:
- Understanding changes to NASW Code of Ethics
- Understanding Components of stress/Research in the areas of stress/coping
- Coping and its role in stress mitigation
- Development of a personal wellness plan
- Top 5 tips for those in helping roles (Supervisors/Frontline Staff)
| This WORKSHOP meets the qualifications for 2 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Note: With supervisor approval, registered ASWs may use CEs toward LCSW hours. |