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NASW-IL Spring Continuing
Education Series
EARN YOUR CEUS THROUGH NASW-IL WORKSHOPS!
All workshops take place at the NASW-IL
Chicago office.
Looking for a workshop in your area?
The NASW-IL works with our 11 districts, year round, to plan various workshops
in areas throughout the state. Check out your local district page to see
what is going on in your area. Or, if you have suggestions on topics or
locations, please contact your district chair to encourage further development
of classes in your local area. Our chairs need to hear from their members,
so please let them know of your needs!
Click
here to contact your chair
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WORKSHOP INFORMATION
All classes take place at:
NASW-IL
180 North Michigan Ave, Suite 400
Chicago, IL 60601
CEUs available for LSWs, LCSWs, LPCs, LCPCs and LMFTs licensed in Illinois.
Please Note-Workshops
fill up quickly, so early registration is recommended. The classes
listed here are the only classes currently scheduled, please check back
here for current updates.
Cancellation Policy
While the NASW understands that
emergencies do occur, a registered participant has already been factored
into cost. Participants who cancel with 30 days or more notice may
receive a refund at 100%. Any cancellations received within 30
days of their course will not be eligible for a refund, but may apply
their fee to one of the next two classes currently scheduled. Any
"no shows" the day of the event will not be eligible for a refund, nor
the option to apply their fee to a future course.
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UPCOMING COURSES
(please check back for online
registration that is not currently available)
Friday, May 23, 2008
1pm-3pm
(2 CEUs)
(Fees:
Member-$35.00/Non-$50.00)
Integrating Human Sexuality into Social Work Practice
Presenter:
Necole K. Muhammad, MSW, LSW, School Social Worker
Description:
This presentation will show the importance of integrating human sexuality into
social work practice and the factors that impact the process.
Through an interactive process we will analyze the role of a social
worker and the challenges of integrating human sexuality into social work
curriculums and practice. We will also discuss the benefits of expanding your
role as a social worker and the resources that can assist in that process.
Members Register Here
Nonmembers Register Here
Friday, May 30, 2008
1pm-3pm
(2 CEUs)
(Fees:
Member-$35.00/Non-$50.00)
The Biopsychosocial Underpinnings of Female Adolescents
Presenter:
Necole K. Muhammad, MSW, LSW, School Social Worker
Description:
This presentation will help practitioners understand female adolescent
development and behavior. We will examine the biological, psychological
and social underpinnings that impact age appropriate social and emotional
behaviors. Throughout the presentation we will discuss preventions or
interventions that are productive in helping them transition into "Women of
Tomorrow."
Members Register Here
Nonmembers Register Here
Friday, June 6, 2008
9am-12pm
(3 CEUs)
(Fees:
Member-$50.00/Non-$80.00)
The Intersections of Race, Gender, and Sexuality
Sponsored
by the Committee on Diversity and Cultural Competence
Presenters:
Carl Johnson LCSW, Director, Professional Development and Training
Clinical Supervisor, ChildServ
Thomas Kenemore, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Chicago
State University, Masters Social Work Program
Milka Ramirez, MSW, LSW, School Social Worker with
Chicago Public Schools and PhD student at University of Illinois,
Chicago
Description:
This interactive workshop will explore concepts of white privilege, race,
gender, and sexual orientation; and will focus on deconstruction of stigma.
Impact of the media and politics on our experience of these concepts will be
explored. Organizational change, empowerment and development of cultural
competence will be considered as processes aimed at organizational change.
Members Register Here
Nonmembers Register Here
Friday, June 6, 2008
1pm-3pm
(2 CEUs)
(Fees:
Member-$35.00/Non-$50.00)
Understanding Juvenile Sex Offender Issues-
Assessment, Treatment and Public Policy in 2008
Presenter:
Robin McGinnis, MSW Founder and CEO - Alternative Behavior Treatment
Centers, a comprehensive non-profit agency focusing on treatment for children,
adolescents, adults and families who have experienced trauma. ABTC provides a
full continuum of treatment from locked-correctional programming at IYC-Kewanee
to outpatient and specialized assessments for adults and juveniles sex
offenders. Ms. McGinnis is the past president of the Association for the
Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA).
Description:
The presentation will offer a brief overview of the
current literature related to youth who have acted out sexually, the strides
made in treatment, and the negative effects of sweeping national public policy.
Members Register Here
Nonmembers Register Here
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