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.
November 2026
The PAM Conference provides attendees with learning opportunities on relevant topics, programs, and resources for parents and families. Join us in person for an exciting day of learning, networking, and collaboration. This one-day event features a keynote session, 4 additional breakout sessions with 5 workshops in each to choose from, exhibitors showcasing parenting programs and […]
Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias present complex challenges for nurses, individuals living with dementia, and their care partners. This evidence-based educational activity will provide nurses with current information on pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic approaches to dementia care, including emerging disease-modifying therapies, management of behavioral and psychological symptoms, and practical considerations for safe and person-centered treatment. Participants […]
This 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. Through engaging discussions, real-world vignettes, and practical skill-building exercises, participants will learn to identify how implicit bias and language adaptation impact therapeutic relationships and treatment outcomes. This workshop provides concrete, […]
For three decades, the Battering Intervention Services Coalition of Michigan (BISC-MI) has hosted one of the most respected gatherings in the field of domestic violence and battering intervention programs (BIPs). This year’s 30th Anniversary Conference is more than a milestone; it is a moment to come together, reflect on the roots of this work, and […]
Trauma can negatively impact physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral development and can have lasting effects on health and well-being well into adulthood. A trauma-informed approach can help school mental health professionals and other school staff to thoughtfully look at strategies and identify areas that may be perpetuating trauma responses in students, staff, and families. UPLIFT […]
Advocacy in systems: Exploring social Justice in Social Work and IMH- addressing social problems and pursuing social change- using infant toddler court teams as an example. Learning Objectives: Identify how larger systems affect family stress and access to support Explore the clinician’s dual role: ally to the family and partner to systems Practice advocacy through […]
Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by MSU Extension’s Michigan Substance Use Prevention, Education, and Recovery (MiSUPER) team. We will delve into evidence-based practices addressing opioid use prevention, treatment, and recovery. This presentation offers a comprehensive understanding of the opioid epidemic, its physiological and community impacts, and strategies for supporting individuals on their recovery […]
This 90-minute webinar equips service providers with an evidence-informed understanding of how trauma and chronic stress show up in the body. This webinar is for anyone who works with persons who have experienced trauma.
Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery in which victims are controlled, manipulated, and exploited. Traffickers use force, fraud, and coercion to dominate their victims, who can be children or adults of any age, ethnic background, or socioeconomic status. This workshop will focus on defining human trafficking, recognizing its signs, understanding its consequences, and […]
Teens and tweens present unique treatment challenges for play therapists. Adolescents are often harder to engage and may resist direct verbal communication. Play Therapy is often underused or misunderstood with adolescents. Some clinician association play therapy with young children, but play therapy is just as valuable a tool for adolescents. Many therapists have a limited […]
Goals/objectives: Identify two or more factors influencing chronic pain Challenging biases of thinking pain is “all in your head” List two or more components regarding the relationship between PTSD and chronic pain Determine one way understanding the placebo effect may have on facilitating “Training the Brain” to Manage Pain Identify three interventions to “train the […]
Our brains are wired to make quick judgments, and implicit bias refers to the unconscious attitudes and assumptions that influence how we perceive and interact with others, often without our awareness. These biases may be triggered by social characteristics such as age, gender, sexual orientation, race, culture, education level, and health status. This workshop invites […]
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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.