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Continuing Education and Professional Development for Social Workers

Register today for a live webinar or convenient, online course that will satisfy your CE requirements.

Our social worker CE online courses, live webinars, online retreats and digital seminars help you stay up to date on the current best practices and cutting-edge theories in behavioral health. Leading experts in the field develop each course, and courses are vetted for compliance to ensure they meet ASWB ACE standards Continuing education hours are required and necessary for a social worker’s career. Not only to keep your license up-to-date, but so you can provide your clients with updated and accurate care. Now you can get the continuing education you need to be well-informed on new treatment developments and strategies, plus build your career through a convenient and affordable way that’s adaptable to your personal and professional needs. PESI gives you clinical resources on the widest range of topics including, trauma treatment , anxiety disorders , personality disorders , telehealth and much more, so you can easily expand your career goals and help your clients.

Certifications and Professional Advancement for Social Workers

One of the most accessible ways to demonstrate your professional commitment to serving specific populations or needs is by adding a certification that demonstrates your additional learning and engagement. Today's competitive hiring atmosphere also makes these endorsements an excellent investment in your career. PESI offers hundreds of resources so you can explore new ideas like Internal Family Systems (IFS) , discover how to use CBT for anxiety and OCD , understand antidepressant selection for clients with depression, and so much more. Self-paced online certification training courses include:

• Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP Level I & II)
• Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP)
• Certified Addictions-Informed Professional (CAIMHP)
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• And many more

With a variety of online trainings to choose from you’ll find everything you need to satisfy yearly CE requirements while deepening your understanding of your clients and patients. PESI also offers hundreds of free resources (and free CE hours!) to make exploring new areas of social work accessible. Whatever interests you, you’ll quickly find what you need to learn new skills, offer a wider range of treatment and expand your professional opportunities.

Continuing Education that Pushes the Envelope

PESI’s presenters and facilitators are some of the most in-demand practitioners, instructors, and researchers working in their fields. They work to build a diverse offering of presentations for students with a variety of learning styles. You’ll be able to make the most of your continuing education because we offer a number of ways to meet your credit requirements, including:

Our comprehensive course library goes beyond just traditional online lectures. Step-by-step you’ll be guided through dozens of lessons from industry-leading experts and researchers who will share their practical techniques, skills, stories, and tips that you can immediately apply in your practice. Each online course comes with lifetime access and assessments designed to help you master the material, as well as discussion forums that give you the opportunity to learn the material with other professionals. Self-paced social work continuing education hour courses are available for most of the same topics covered in live CE seminars.

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If you're looking for continuing education courses designed to keep your licensing and certification up to date in every relevant area of professional practice you need, start by consulting your state guidelines to make sure you understand how to cover every requirement. From there you can plan an enriching year of learning that helps you hit your professional goals while keeping all your licensing and credentials up to date. It's efficient, it's easy to fit to your schedule, and new course offerings are being added as quickly as they are developed. Keep checking back for new webinar calendar dates and freshly developed courses.

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Fall CE Programs and Conferences 2024

  join our membership today, virtual | 1.5  ces |  living in the in-between: unpacking mental health, assimilation, and acculturation in first-generation latine immigrants  | tuesday, september 3 (12-1:30pm est).

This workshop explores the mental health experiences of first-generation U.S. Latine immigrants as they navigate the complexities of assimilation and acculturation. The session covers various acculturation strategies, factors influencing assimilation and integration, and practical recommendations to support mental health and well-being within immigrant communities.  Speaker: Ysabel Garcia, MPH. Hosted by NASW-MA (CEs also approved for NASW-RI attendees). Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 CEs|  Childhood Trauma & Emotional Eating: A Trauma-Informed, Self-Compassion Approach to Healing  | Thursday, September 12 (12-1:30pm EST)

Research shows a link between early trauma and emotional eating. This workshop presents a weight-neutral and trauma-informed self-compassion-based approach to healing emotional eating for trauma survivors. Participants will learn how trauma affects their clients’ stress response and relationship with food, emotions, and their body and offers practical steps to heal.   Speaker: Diane Petrella, MSW. Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 CEs|  Unmasking Gambling Disorder: History, Risk Factors, and Pathways to Help  | Tuesday, September 17 (12-1:30pm EST)

This training session is designed to equip professionals with a deeper understanding of gambling disorder. We will explore the history of gambling, tracing its evolution and societal impacts. Participants will learn to identify the key signs and symptoms of gambling disorders, recognizing the behaviors and patterns associated with gambling addiction. The session will also delve into the various risk factors that contribute to the development of gambling problems, including psychological, social, and economic influences and pathways to help including information on available resources, treatment options, and support networks that can assist individuals affected by gambling disorder.   Speakers: Desiree Soto, MSW, LICSW and John Cipolla, Project and Helpline Coordinator. Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members   Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 CEs|  Starting a Private Practice  |  Wednesday, September 25  (12-1:30pm EST)

In this webinar, we will discuss considerations when starting a private practice, pros and cons, as well as the steps involved .  Speaker: Julia Nepini MSW, LICSW, ACSW. Hosted by NASW-MA (CEs also approved for NASW-RI attendees). Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Virtual | 1.5 CEs|  Grief and the Family Dynamic and How Social Workers can Help  |  Tuesday, October 22  (12-1:30pm EST)

Participants will explore Family Systems Theory in relation to family loss and examine family grief through a culturally curious lens. The speaker will also discuss the history, study, and definitions of grief to better understand the griever and impact on the family system. This workshop will identify some strategies for the helper as well as some strategies for the family to aid the family dynamic and the grieving process.  Speaker: Lauren J Yabut, LICSW, Nursing Home Administrator, Assisted Living Administrator. Hosted by NASW-MA (CEs also approved for NASW-RI attendees). Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 CEs|  How to Run a Successful Insurance Based Practice  |  Wednesday, November 6  (12-1:30pm EST)

Participants will be provided with the considerations, pros and cons, and steps to accepting insurance in their private practice.  Speaker: Julia Nepini MSW, LICSW, ACSW. Hosted by NASW-MA (CEs also approved for NASW-RI attendees). Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

In-Person |  6 CEs  (3 in Professional Ethics & 3 in General) | NASW-RI & RISSWA Annual School Social Work Summit: Ethics and Advocacy for School Social Workers| Friday, November 8  (8-3:30pm EST)

Join us at the Crowne Plaza Providence Warwick (801 Greenwich Avenue, Warwick, RI  02886) for our Annual School Social Work Summit 2024. Take a look at our conference workshop session:  Morning Workshop: Ethical and Risk Management Challenges in School Social Work: Essential Knowledge for Today's Practitioners, with Frederic Reamer, Ph.D.: This training will provide participants with a comprehensive overview of ethical, malpractice, and risk-management issues pertaining to school social work and the delivery of services to minors and their families.  Using extensive case material, participants will learn how to handle complex practice-based ethical dilemmas, prevent professional malpractice, and avoid liability.  Emphasis will be on practical strategies designed to protect children, professionals, and other school personnel and administrators.   Afternoon Workshop: Office of the Child Advocate 101 and More!, with Katelyn Medeiros, Esquire and Kara A. Foley, MSW: The Office of the Child Advocate (OCA) is the independent state agency that oversees the Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF). We will provide an overview of the responsibilities of the OCA as the oversight agency to DCYF, and how the OCA is a resource to the Rhode Island community. The OCA will also discuss how the office intervenes on individual cases and how the OCA monitors the children served by the child welfare, children’s behavioral health, and juvenile justice systems in Rhode Island. This conference is  sponsored by RISSWA (Rhode Island School Social Work Affiliates).   Fee: $60 for NASW members and non-members (registration fees are being subsidized by a RI Department of Education Grant.  Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 Professional Ethics CEs|  Ethics Management: Reducing Your Risk & Liability in Social Work  |  Tuesday, November 12  (12-1:30pm EST)

In this webinar, attendees will learn about the basics of ethics that impact their clinical practice, such as boundaries, clinical documentation and conflicts of interest. Strategies to reduce practitioner risk and liability will be explored. This webinar is geared towards newly licensed and practicing Social Workers & therapists.  Speaker: Melissa Santoro, LICSW. Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Virtual |  1.5 CEs|  Addressing Depression And Substance Use Disorders During The Holidays  | Tuesday, December 10 (12-1:30pm EST)

An overview of symptoms, relapse warning signs, intervention strategies, and coping skills for depression and substance use disorders during the holiday season. Coping skills and intervention strategies presented will focus on how to help client's navigate the holidays while experiencing depression or early recovery from substances. Speaker: Kendra Apici, LICSW. Fees: $15 NASW members & $35 for non-members.  Click here to Register .

Participant Expectations for Virtual Programs and Conferences

Our chapter is committed to providing the best online experience for all program and conference participants. we expect participants: 

• to be respectful, professional, and collaborative with the presenter(s), staff, and all other participants in the virtual room.
• to refrain from interrupting a presentation unless asked by the presenter or staff to join conversation or unmute yourself.
• to refrain from harassing, discriminatory, intimidating, or demeaning behavior and language, in the room or the chat.
• to not share personal information from another participant during/after the program and without their consent. 

Participants who fail to comply with our code of conduct will be removed from the room, and will not receive a refund.     

Participation : all participants are muted throughout the full program. Add your questions and comments in the chat. If instructed by the presenter or staff, participants can unmute themselves to contribute to a discussion. The last 15 minutes are reserved for a session.

Recordings : most programs and conferences are recorded and later posted to the nasw online ce institute . These are available on this site for purchase. participants will be notified in the beginning of the program if it is being recorded. Please note, if you're attending a program live, you must stay for the full duration to receive ce credit. Recording links will not be shared post-session. 

Certificate : all participants must complete a course evaluation form to receive credit. CE certificates will be emailed 1-2 weeks post-webinar. 

Social Work Online CE Institute

NASW offers hundreds of continuing education (ce) courses in a variety of formats—webinars, webcasts, podcasts, presentations, and more . All courses offered through this program are accredited by either the NASW national office or one of NASW chapters and NASW members receive discounted prices.

Please note that NASW accreditation does not imply automatic acceptance by all state boards. individuals should check with their licensing board on whether a specific program will be accepted for continuing education purposes.

Application Forms

• CE Application (PDF)
• CE Guidelines 2023 (PDF)
• CE Repeat Use Form (2025)

The Rhode Island Social Work Licensing Law requires that all Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) and Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers (LICSW) receive a total of 30 CE credits per licensing cycle: three (3) of which must be in professional ethics; and three (3) in cross-cultural practice to include the alleviation of oppression.

Getting continuing education credits

Maintaining your social work license requires more than just filing paperwork every two years. Regulatory boards recognize the importance of lifelong learning to the social work profession.

Social workers in all areas of practice benefit from both continuing education in familiar subjects—including important updates related to current, evidence-based practice—and topic areas that allow them to learn and practice new skills competently.

Continuing education requirements

How much CE do I need? What types of CE are required?

CE requirements for license renewal are determined by your board. ASWB compiles information on CE requirements in the United States and Canada.

• CE requrements Explore your board's CE requirements in the ASWB Laws and Regulations Database

Three ways to find ACE credit

• ACE providers Download a list of all approved ACE providers
• Individual course and conference approval Approved individual courses and conferences are listed on our spreadsheet
• Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education ASWB authorizes some Joint Accreditation providers to offer ACE credit to social workers

| <   Professional Development and Training Social work is a dynamic profession, requiring you to stay current in the field, whether it’s applying the latest research, understanding a new regulation and its implications, maintaining your license or professional credential, or acquiring additional training to meet the needs of an aging population, for example. Look to the following resources to. . . grow and manage your career; maintain a practice of excellence; and better serve individuals, families, and communities. Continuing Education Resource Center The cornerstone of professional development is continuing your education. Increase your knowledge and skills by attending face-to-face continuing education programs, receive relevant and timely information about the clients and community you serve, or plan to complete an online course in the privacy of your home or office. All social workers need continuing education to enhance their career. Below are resources that provide you with the continuing education you need to enhance your professional skills: Continuing Education Portal The CE Portal is a national listing of quality continuing education offerings. A wealth of information at your finger tips where you can search by topic, location, and/or date.  NASW Chapters NASW Chapters connect you to NASW chapter/state annual conferences and local continuing education programs and activities. Review an NASW Chapter Web site where you live and work to access continuing education events and a network of colleagues. Online Courses NASW WebEd online courses educate social workers on today’s practice topics. Free CEUs can be used for licensure, NASW credential application and renewal, professional development, and can enhance social work curricula. Risk Management Workshops NASW Assurance Services, Inc. (ASI) offers risk management workshops with CEUs and online resources to reduce a social worker’s risk and exposure to an ethics complaint, licensing board complaint, or malpractice law suit. To learn more, visit the ASI Education Center . NASW Lunchtime Series NASW members can take advantage of one-hour live teleconferences and earn 1.0 free CEUs. Can’t make a teleconference, but still want to earn the CEU? Listen to the pod cast, download the audio file, or read the transcript later. The Lunchtime Series covers current topics of interest to social workers. Register to listen right away. NASW Specialty Practice Sections Teleconferences NASW Sections sponsor practice-based teleconferences exclusively for section members. The live teleconferences provide you with the opportunity to earn more free CEUs. The courses are available 24/7 by downloading the audio file or reading the transcript. Professional Networking Strengthen and grow your social work career through networking with your colleagues around the globe and in your community. Attend NASW Chapters face-to-face events to meet professional social workers in your community. Comment on the latest social work issues at socialworkblog.org Expand your list of professional contacts by joining NASW’s LinkedIn official group page . Friend NASW on our official Facebook group page and introduce yourself, post comments on our Wall, and add topics for discussion. Tweet  on NASW’s Twitter Feed Tune in to social work happenings on NASW’s YouTube Channel and comment on what you have seen and heard. Read, Research and Write for the Social Work Profession Publications NASW Press is a leading scholarly press in the social sciences. It serves faculty, practitioners, agencies, libraries, clinicians, and researchers throughout the United States and abroad. Known for attracting expert authors, the NASW Press delivers professional information to hundreds of thousands of readers through its scholarly journals, books, and reference works. Research Review the NASW Web site Research Page that provides information on social work research to help inform policy, practice, and education; visit the NASW Center for Workforce Studies Clearinghouse , an on-line library for those searching for information about the social work workforce; read Social Work Speaks Abstracts to research policy issues related to the social work profession; and apply for the dataset to conduct research on the social work workforce to strengthen your knowledge of professional social work! Write for Your Profession Submitting content to www.HelpStartsHere.org , publishing for the NASW Press, and writing in the NASW Sections newsletters is a great way to inform and connect with like-minded colleagues, build an impressive portfolio of writing samples, and enhance your opportunities for leadership and advancement in the social work profession. Advocating for social work and the clients/communities we serve is critical to securing the future of social work.  The Social Work Reinvestment Initiative is a collaborative effort comprised of leading social work organizations and other stakeholders committed to securing federal and state investments related to recruitment, training, retention and research that strengthen the social work profession and the communities it serves.  Grassroots advocacy teaches you how to take action on federal and state issues important to social workers.  The Grassroots Toolkit is a great resource for lobbying and contacting your members of congress. A state social work license is. . . Issued to regulate the practice of social work Issued to protect the public Issued by and useful only in the jurisdiction (state) where the holder plans to practice.  Licensing requirements vary from jurisdiction. Visit the state regulatory board directly or the Association of Social Work Boards , for a list of social work state licensing agencies or for a comparison of state regulations . Credentials and Certifications NASW credentials and certifications provide recognition to those social workers who have met national standards for higher levels of specialized knowledge, skills, and experience.  Credentials and certification enhance your state license and attest to your commitment to advanced social work practice. Ethics and Best Practices The NASW Code of Ethics is intended to serve as a guide to the everyday professional conduct of social workers.  NASW. Our Code of Ethics addresses:   for a complete copy of the in English and Spanish. Leadership Series Documents Social work can be a very rewarding profession.  However, transforming passion for your profession into a vibrant and satisfying career is not always easy.    The NASW Leadership Ladders series is designed to assist social workers with successfully navigating their careers.  Whether you are new to the profession, a second-career professional or a mid-career professional, these tips will help you broaden your sphere of influence and take on the challenges that can catapult you to the next level in your career! User Registration Continuing Education As a professional social worker, you are committed to lifelong learning and a pursuit of the latest information, skills and interventions that will help you best meet the needs of the clients and communities you serve.  Whether you're required to have continuing education credits as part of maintaining your license, or simply desire more experience in the field, we are committed to providing all social workers with vital professional development resources and cutting-edge opportunities that strengthen your professional skills.  Our members receive access to up-to-date info on DE licensing regulations and preparation for licensure, certificate and CE programs, student services, and resources for clinical social workers... Frequently Asked Questions about Continuing Education Online learning. Sometimes it is easiest to jump online and learn, we understand that. Throughout the year we offer both live online continuing education programs and a robust library of on-demand programs as well. You can register for the live programs through events page and search for on-demand programs through our online institute. In Person Courses Throughout the year we offer various in person courses, both at our chapter office and in the community--through partnerships with organizations and in your units. These courses are sometimes a few hours, while others are full day symposiums around a central topic. You can search for in person programs on the event page. Who Recognizes These Programs for CE? The New Jersey State Board of Social Work Examiners, The New Jersey Department of Education Professional Development (Provider #705), The State Board of Marriage and Family Therapy Examiners (family therapists, professional counselors, rehabilitation counselors and alcohol and drug counselors) for license and certification renewal, The New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work. In addition, most states will accept programs offered through NASW-NJ for credit in other states. How Many Credits Do I Need? If you are an LCSW: An LCSW shall complete a minimum of 40 credits of continuing education, of which at least 20 credits shall be in courses or programs directly related to clinical practice, 5 credits must be related to ethics, 3 credits must be related to social and cultural competency, and 1 credit must be related to prescription opioid addiction. If the LCSW earns more than 40 credits during a biennial period, the LCSW may carry a maximum of eight surplus credits into a succeeding biennial period; If you are an LSW: An LSW shall complete a minimum of 30 credits of continuing education, 5 of which must be related to ethics, 3 credits must be related to social and cultural competency, and 1 credit must be related to prescription opioid addiction. If the LSW earns more than 30 credits during a biennial period, the LSW may carry a maximum of six surplus credits into a succeeding biennial period. If you are a CSW: A CSW shall complete a minimum of 20 credits of continuing education, 5 of which must be related to ethics, 3 credits must be related to social and cultural competency, and 1 credit must be related to prescription opioid addiction. If the CSW earns more than 20 credits during a biennial period, the CSW may carry a maximum of four surplus credits into a succeeding biennial period. If an applicant initially obtains a license or certificate within the second year of a biennial license period (September 1, 2019 or later) the applicant shall complete not fewer than one-half of the minimum required credits of continuing education, 3 credits of which shall be related to ethics and 2 credits of which shall be related to social and cultural competency. An LCSW shall complete at least 10 of their 20 credits in programs which directly relate to clinical practice. Recorded Workshops sometimes it is easiest to jump online and learn, we understand that. throughout the year we offer both live webinars and a robust library of on-demand programs as well. you can register for the live programs through our events page and search for on-demand programs through our social work online ce institute .  live webinars Throughout the year we offer live webinars around a variety of topics that are eligible for clinical, social/cultural and ethics credits. You can search for live webinars programs on the event page . requirements for lbsws: for each renewal period, 20 hours are required. at least six of the hours shall be in the area of professional ethics. at least one of the hours shall be in the area of mandatory reporting. requirements for lmsws: for each renewal period, 30 hours are required. at least six of the hours shall be in the area of professional ethics. at least one of the hours shall be in the area of mandatory reporting. requirements for lcsws: for each renewal period, 40 hours are required. at least six of the hours shall be in the area of professional ethics. at least one of the hours shall be in the area of mandatory reporting. any course or activity submitted for continuing education credit must have been attended during the  biennial licensing period for which it is submitted. excess credits may not be carried over to the next  licensing period. Now that you've earned your continuing education credits, you'll want to make certain you've retained your certificates to submit to the board for verification. CE tracker makes it easy to keep track of all your continuing education credits online. Member Rate: $25 Non-Member Rate: $40 Subscribe to CE Tracker Our most popular webinars are now available on-demand on the Social Work Online CE Institute. Earn your credits at your convenience from the comfort of your home, office, or your favorite study place. ACCREDITATIONS & APPROVALS Questions contact us: [email protected], social workers, fulfill your ce mandates. Get 26 Hours For Only $74 Cultural Competence: An Overview Anxiety Disorders in Older Adults Ethics for Social Work Postpartum Depression Offer Expires February 28, 2025 Special offer: 26 hours for only $74. Why Use NetCE? ●  ASWB Approved ●  State Board Approved ●   Instant Certificates - No Waiting ●  High-Quality, Evidence-Based Course Material As a Jointly Accredited Organization, NetCE is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved under this program. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. NetCE maintains responsibility for this course. We report to CE Broker hourly. Explore Our Course Library Popular courses, new and updated courses, one year of all access ce, looking for additional titles get one year of all access online ce starting at $89. includes unlimited access to our entire course library of over 800 hours, including special offers and state-required courses., offer ends one year from date of purchase, access fast and easy credits. Click on the  “Get Started” button. Enter the Quick Code and Customer ID located on the back of your booklet. Select and purchase  your Special Offer. Complete the tests and evaluations and receive your instant certificates. Did You Know? Our entire library of courses is FREE to print and read! You only pay when you wish to receive credit. Extend your continuing education year-round with NetCE. About NetCE  | FAQs | Privacy | Accreditations & Approvals | Do Not Sell My Personal Information Copyright © 2024 NetCE |  [email protected] User Registration Continuing Education Ce approval. NASW ME can provide certification for organizations and individuals seeking Continuing Education (CE) approval for trainings, workshops, and conferences. For additional information and an application form, please contact NASW ME Program Coordinator, KC Beaupain, at [email protected]. Upcoming Online Training Opportunities New Hampshire You can also view upcoming events on our events calendar! Recorded Webinars Social Work Symposium Webinar Ethics webinar - Ethical Issues in Social Work Practice: Boundary Crossings and Boundary Violations How to Develop an Effective Antiracist Lens Within your Clinical Practice What is a Social Worker I ? This information is in the process of being updated Get Social Worker I Jobs Emailed to You By signing up, you agree to the terms of use and privacy policy Social Worker I Job Description Template Job overview. 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This has led us to create multiple professional development programs and products such as credentials, education and training courses, newsletters, employment information, resources, and publications. Continuing Education (CE) Courses Approved Vendor Courses. Search this online database of quality continuing education offerings by topic, location, and date. Note: NASW Professional Development services for the Professional Education and Training Program and the Credentialing Center are participating programs with the Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA). Online continuing education for social workers Extensive course library. Because you need social work CE credits to meet your continuing education requirements and stay at the forefront of meeting your clients' needs, Continu ed provides a convenient, affordable solution. With evidence-based online courses, you can increase your knowledge and build your skills while you earn CE credits. Catalog Home Social Work Online CE Institute houses hundreds of on-demand titles produced by the NASW Chapters and National Office, and, for your ease of mind, uses the same NASW login to access the Institute and all your training history. NASW members can access both free CEs and CEs at discounted rates! Continuing Education for Social Workers Self-paced social work continuing education hour courses are available for most of the same topics covered in live CE seminars. Join thousands of Social Workers already learning at PESI. BROWSE ALL CEs NOW. PESI values the safety of our staff, attendees and community and will be following CDC guidelines for COVID-19 at all in-person events. ACE: Approved Continuing Education ACE approval. Serves as a mark of distinction recognized by social work licensing boards and social workers. Is currently recognized by most states and provinces in North America. Demonstrates that continuing education meets rigorous standards for quality and relevance. 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Continuing Education For Social Workers LaKeitha W. Elite courses average 4.3 out of 5 stars from 2k+ social worker reviews. Elite Healthcare provides social worker continuing education with quality and affordable courses for CEU credits to maintain your professional license. CE Programs/Applications Social Work Online CE Institute. NASW offers hundreds of continuing education (ce) courses in a variety of formats—webinars, webcasts, podcasts, presentations, and more.All courses offered through this program are accredited by either the NASW national office or one of NASW chapters and NASW members receive discounted prices. Getting continuing education credits Getting continuing education credits. Maintaining your social work license requires more than just filing paperwork every two years. Regulatory boards recognize the importance of lifelong learning to the social work profession. Social workers in all areas of practice benefit from both continuing education in familiar subjects—including ... Continuing Education The Office of Continuing Education offers over 350 continuing education webinars each year on a wide range of topics. We are always glad to receive proposals for new webinars that are relevant to social work practice. If you are an experienced presenter with an engaging webinar idea, please contact us at [email protected]. CEPortal The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest membership organization of professional social workers in the world. NASW works to enhance the professional growth and development of its members, to create and maintain professional standards for social workers, and to advance sound social policies. Professional Development and Training All social workers need continuing education to enhance their career. Below are resources that provide you with the continuing education you need to enhance your professional skills: Continuing Education Portal The CE Portal is a national listing of quality continuing education offerings. A wealth of information at your finger tips where you ... Continuing Education Continuing Education. As a professional social worker, you are committed to lifelong learning and a pursuit of the latest information, skills and interventions that will help you best meet the needs of the clients and communities you serve. Whether you're required to have continuing education credits as part of maintaining your license, or ... 26 Hours for only $74 Social Workers: get 26 hours for only 74. ASWB and NASW Approved. Over 800 available hours. Instant certificates with no waiting. High-quality, evidence-based course material. ... NetCE is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations ... Continuing Education Continuing education is a pillar of social work practice and NASW ME is proud to bring you high-quality and diverse continuing education opportunities to keep social workers up to date on the ever evolving field and world. ... NASW ME can provide certification for organizations and individuals seeking Continuing Education (CE) approval for ... Live CEUs for Social Workers Motivational Interviewing - Live Online Interactive (6 CE) $149.00. Adults with ADHD - Live Online Interactive (3 CE) $89.00. Cultural Diversity and Social Justice - Live Online Interactive (4 CE) $109.00. Child Abuse: Assessment and Reporting - Live Online Interactive (7 CE) $169.00. Substance Misuse - Live Online Interactive (7 CE) Practicum Education The Pathway Distance Education Program also offers placements in Northern California and at times outside of the state. Sites vary in social work practice areas, which include mental health, medical social work, child welfare, school-based counseling, adult protective services, gerontology, forensic social work, and criminal justice. What does a Social Worker I do? Career Overview, Roles, Jobs Continuing education and accumulating supervised clinical hours can lead to licensure as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), significantly expanding career prospects. Over time, seasoned social workers may advance into leadership roles such as supervisors, program directors, or policy advocates, thereby broadening their impact on societal ... CE Approval Program Organizations eligible to offer formal continuing education (CE) programs relevant to social workers may apply for continuing education approval. The NASW CE Approval Program extends to national, regional, and multi-state organizations. Individuals, private practices, consultants, State and/or local organizations should apply for CE approval ... NASW Standards for Continuing Professional Education Standards for assessing providers of continuing professional education. Standard 4. Statement of Mission and Philosophy. Providers of continuing professional education shall have a written statement of mission and philosophy that reflects the values and ethics of the social work profession. Standard 5. Ryan Routh: What we know about Trump assassination attempt suspect BBC Verify found a number of social media profiles matching Routh's name. Routh repeatedly touted his work in encouraging foreign fighters to go to Ukraine to battle against Russia. Dr. Richard Edwards is recipient of NASW's Lifetime Achievement Award During that time, Edwards was elected president of his local NASW chapter, where he received the chapter's Social Worker of the Year Award for outstanding contributions in 1972. He worked at the NASW national headquarters, directing the chapter services office, and the NASW continuing education and professional development programs from 1974-78. 2024 NASW National Conference She is an appointed member of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Commission on Educational Policy, the inaugural cochair of the CSWE Committee on Environmental Justice, and a former member of CSWE's Council on Global, Learning and Practice. Rachel was the taskforce cochair for the CSWE Curricular Guide for Environmental Justice (2020). essay homework paper phd project resume review study thesis