Live Trainings

Oct

Help, Health, Healing and Hope: Working Smart with Justice Involved Families

Families involved with the court often need far more than a legal decision. Coaches, counselors, mediators, attorneys, parenting coordinators, evaluators and judges each play different roles, and understanding how those roles fit together is essential to working effectively with court-involved families. This interactive workshop takes participants inside the family-court ecosystem to explore what courts can […]

Time: 9 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. ET
Fee: Free
Location: Interactive Webinar via CarmenZoom
CEs: 3

Oct

ASWB Licensure Review Lunch & Learn Series - Session 7: Boundaries, Dual Relationships, and Professional Use of Self

Master key ASWB exam concepts on professional boundaries and dual relationships. Learn decision frameworks to evaluate ethical scenarios and score higher.

Time: 12 - 1:15 p.m. ET
Fee: $30
Location: Interactive Webinar via CarmenZoom
CEs: 1.25

Nov

Finding and Selecting Truancy and Misbehavior Interventions that Match Your Students and Your School

To effectively promote the success of students who are skipping school or misbehaving, school social workers and other professionals need (a) outcome data on the problem, (b) root cause data on why the problem is occurring and (c) effective strategies to address the identified causes. This session focuses on the third component – specifically, finding […]

Time: 4 - 6 p.m. ET
Fee: $50
Location: Interactive Webinar via CarmenZoom
CEs: 2

Nov

ASWB Licensure Review Lunch & Learn Series - Session 8: Confidentiality, Informed Consent and Mandated Reporting

Strengthen your ASWB exam prep with key insights on confidentiality, informed consent, and mandated reporting to choose the correct answer with confidence.

Time: 12 - 1:15 p.m. ET
Fee: $30
Location: Interactive Webinar via CarmenZoom
CEs: 1.25

Dec

Prevention Ethics

This six-hour foundational training offers prevention professionals an opportunity to explore the role of ethics in their work. The training focuses on the Prevention Think Tank’s Prevention Code of Ethics’ six principles. It provides education on ethical responsibilities and practices, including using a formalized ethical decision-making process. This training is primarily for entry-level and experienced […]

Time: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET
Fee: $130
Location: Columbus Public Health – Dr. Teresa Long Auditorium
CEs: 6

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Help, Health, Healing and Hope: Working Smart with Justice Involved Families

ASWB Licensure Review Lunch & Learn Series - Session 7: Boundaries, Dual Relationships, and Professional Use of Self

Finding and Selecting Truancy and Misbehavior Interventions that Match Your Students and Your School

ASWB Licensure Review Lunch & Learn Series - Session 8: Confidentiality, Informed Consent and Mandated Reporting

Prevention Ethics

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