All courses tagged “CE Type: General”
July 2026
Research shows that nearly 70% of people experience Imposter Syndrome at some point in their lives, with over half struggling daily or regularly—a number that spiked to 62% during the pandemic. In social work practice, these feelings can quietly undermine confidence, dampen professional growth, and impact how we serve clients. Do you ever feel like […]
During this workshop, we’ll be exploring the importance of sleep and its relationship to the happiness factor. We’ll be sharing historical somatic skills and lifestyle suggestions to help promote better quality sleep for our clients and for us as clinicians. We hope that these practices may help your clients, and yourself, to build more capacity, […]
Join us at Huntington Place for a two-day conference, celebrating our collective commitment to protecting children. Professionals from child advocacy, criminal justice, child welfare, and multidisciplinary teams will come together to learn, grow, and collaborate. Our 2026 conference theme, Voices for Every Child, Actions for Every Future, calls on us to unite our expertise, experience, […]
Anxiety and substance use are among the most pressing and interconnected concerns facing today’s adolescents and emerging adults. This training explores current trends in youth anxiety and alcohol and cannabis use, examines the mechanisms that link them, including self-medication, shared risk factors, and developmental context, and considers how stigma and access to care shape young […]
Social Workers are facing significant challenges with children and adolescents following the COVID-19 pandemic and have been tasked with the rehabilitation or resourcing of adolescents and their families. A knowledge of how human development has been interrupted for children along the developmental spectrum and how to adapt clinical practice to meet their needs will be […]
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 training is designed for social workers and mental health clinicians who work with children and families. The training will focus on recognizing and mitigating parental influences that may lead to a clinician’s parental bias and reducing the impact this could have in the process of clinical assessments, treatment, and therapeutic relationships. Clinicians will explore […]
August 2026
This training provides an overview of the Michigan Association of Infant Mental Health (Mi-AIMH), what Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health is, what it can look like in an early childhood setting, and who could provide this type of care and how to apply for endorsement with a focus on individuals working in non-therapeutic settings.
This on demand professional development recording offers insights and strategies tailored to Infant and Early Childhood Professionals, focusing on the importance of slowing down and peer collaboration. Facilitated by reflective supervisor Andrea Penick, the group reflective supervision session focuses on supervisee, Lee Lacerdo, as she reflects on her therapeutic relationship with a new client who […]
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