Approved CE Provider Course Directory
Looking for more CE opportunities beyond what the NASW-Michigan Chapter offers? Then you’ve come to the right place! The State of Michigan recognizes the NASW-Michigan Chapter as an approving body for social work CE credits. All of the courses listed in this directory have been approved by the NASW-Michigan Chapter for social work CEs in the State of Michigan. For more information about a particular course, please reach out to the event organizer directly using the contact information provided in the course listing.
October 2026
This interactive and educational workshop explores the growing threat of cyber-facilitated human trafficking and equips social workers with the knowledge and tools to prevent, identify, and intervene in cases involving digital exploitation. The workshop will examine how traffickers use technology including social media, gaming platforms, messaging apps, and the dark web to groom, recruit, and […]
This workshop serves as an introduction for those practitioners who might not be familiar with LGBTQ+ populations and the specific challenges they face when accessing treatment services. Implicit bias as it relates to the LGBTQ+ communities, historically and present day, will be an integral part of this training.
The frame is the “home” or base of the psychoanalytic process, which involves a person seeking help and the analyst’s offerings in response. The analyst has always been responsible for assuring safety. When in-person work was a given, the warmth and privacy of the consulting room were often equated with safety and care. In contrast, […]
This interactive workshop equips mental health professionals with tools to recognize, interrupt, and transform implicit bias in clinical settings. Through case vignettes, self-reflection, and systems analysis, participants will explore how racial bias impacts mental health access, diagnosis, and therapeutic outcomes for communities of color. Emphasizing trauma-informed care and cultural responsiveness, the training centers on healing […]
This presentation explores the impact of petrochemical industries on the health of women and children throughout Louisiana’s Cancer Alley.
This 3-hour interactive professional development workshop is designed for mental health providers seeking to deepen their understanding of implicit bias, code-switching, and culturally responsive clinical care. Participants will explore how unconscious bias and language adaptation influence therapeutic relationships, clinical decision-making, and treatment outcomes. Through real-world vignettes, guided discussion, and practical skill-building exercises, clinicians will strengthen […]
This course will strengthen participants ability to apply relationship-based, culturally-responsive, trauma-informed strategies to their assessment, intervention and treatment of infants, young children, caregivers and families. Modeling, small group discussion, video observation, reflective exercises, case vignettes and didactic lecture will be used to support knowledge and skill development in infant and early childhood mental health practice. […]
At the end of this session, participants should be able to: Describe current research on intimate partner violence among adolescents and young adults, including prevalence and risk factors Identify how physical, sexual, emotional, and digital abuse manifest in teen relationships, including warning signs and patterns of control Explain how dating violence uniquely impacts LGBTQ+ youth […]
This free event features speakers sharing their expertise into substance use and real talk about what healing looks like in our community. Participants will get an opportunity to interact and ask questions as well as come away with new strategies to provide education around stigma and advocate for substance use treatment and support. The event […]
Michigan LARA-Compliant Implicit Bias Training is a two-hour asynchronous, self-guided course on how implicit bias shapes perception, communication, and decision-making in healthcare settings, and what practitioners can do to interrupt it. It was built for healthcare from the ground up rather than adapted from a general workplace diversity module, and it is rooted in emotional […]
Imagine coming home after a long day of doing social work or your job, feeling exhausted and emotionally drained. You’re so tired that you can barely cook dinner, let alone relax. This is a common experience for many, and it’s a sign of burnout. We’re going to delve into a topic that’s often overlooked but […]
This professional learning session explores how the brain and executive functioning skills impact learning and behavior in the classroom. Educators will gain practical strategies to support attention, self-regulation, planning, and organization for all students. Location: 1819 East Milham Ave, Portage, MI 49002
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This directory is intended as a resource, not a recommendation of services. For more information about a particular course, please reach out to the event organizer directly using the contact information provided in the course listing. If your organization is looking to become a CE course provider and is seeking social work CE accreditation in the State of Michigan, visit our “CE Provider Approvals” webpage.