Supporting Maternal Mental Health: Care, Connection, and Advocacy Presented by: Elizabeth Muñoz, DNP, CNM, FACNM (she/her)Susan Petrus 12-1pm CST Jan 7, 20261 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1 Identify key maternal mental health challenges and discuss how interdisciplinary collaboration between social work, nursing, and community-based care can improve outcomes for families. Learning Objective #2 Examine effective models of…
World AIDS Day Presented by: Dr. Coy StoutMichael Fordham 12-1pm CST Dec 3, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1 Identify current challenges and innovations in HIV prevention and care, with an emphasis on reducing stigma and improving access for marginalized populations. Learning Objective #2 Examine the role of social workers in bridging healthcare systems, community advocacy, and…
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy with Veterans Presented by: Dr. Jason Pearce, DSW, LCSW, UA Alumni6-7pm CST November 19, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1:Examine how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy aligns with the Social Work Grand Challenges. Learning Objective #2: Describe the pharmacology, therapeutic mechanisms, and current clinical applications of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in addressing trauma-related and…
Healing the Whole Veteran: A Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Approach to Well-Being Presented by: Max Sleep-Frankel, AM, LCSW, CCTP-II, C-DBT, COR-IICristina Marquez, LCSW, LSCSWKimberly Cunningham, LICSW-S 12-1pm CST Nov 5, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1 Identify key challenges affecting veterans’ holistic wellbeing , including gaps in mental health, housing, and physical healthcare, and understand how systemic…
If you are a UA BSW student with at least a 3.0 GPA, applying for the next available semester, and you fill out the UA MSW application correctly, a fee waiver will be applied. On the application, you will need to do the following: If you follow all of the steps above, once you reach…
The University of Alabama School of Social Work will celebrate 60 years of service, education, and legendary change with two special events on Oct. 16 and 17 in Tuscaloosa. “These events will bring together alumni and friends to celebrate the enduring legacy and impact of the UA School of Social Work,” said Dean Schnavia Smith Hatcher. “We…
From Frustration to Flourishing: Clinically Supporting Caregivers with Late Neurodivergent Diagnosis through Trauma-Informed, Neurodivergent-Affirming Care Presented by: Dr. Haley Beech MSW, LMSW, Ph.D., UA SSW Alumna6-7pm CST October 22, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1:Participants will learn to identify key indicators and understand the factors that contribute to delayed diagnosis in…
Breaking the Silence: Recognizing Depression Across Disciplines Presented by: Andrea Early LICSW-S and Wendi H. Hogue LPC, NCC12-1pm CST Oct 8, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1 Describe the importance of mental health screening in identifying concerns across diverse populations and community settings. Learning Objective #2 Explain how interdisciplinary collaboration enhances the effectiveness of mental…
Suicide Prevention Presented by: Dr. Greg Vanderwal, PhD and Leila Salimova, PhD Student 12-1pm CST Sept 24, 20251 FREE General Knowledge CE Credit Learning Objectives: Learning Objective #1 By the end of the training, Participants will learn about different international approaches to suicide prevention. Learning Objective #2 By the end of the training, Participants will learn about the speaker’s…
