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NASW courses are generally accepted in all 50 states. If you are unsure whether a course is accepted in your state or fulfills specialty education requirements, please check with your licensing board before purchasing.

NASW CE Tracker

CE tracker tells you exactly what you need to renew your social worker license in your state – everything from the amount and type of CE’s needed, to renewal deadlines. With your subscription, CE Tracker will tell you the required amount and type of CE’s needed in your state; suggest available, valid, NASW-approved educational content; and automatically load completed CE’s from NASW’s Social Work Online CE Institute into your Tracker profile. NOTE, if you are licensed in Ohio or Florida, you are REQUIRED to use a different tracking system to report your CEUs. Read more »

Integrated Primary Care / Behavioral Healthcare Certificate Program

As the landscape of healthcare continues to transform across the country, this intensive Integrated Behavioral Healthcare Certificate Program is designed to provide exposure to key skill sets required to work in a primary care or medical specialty setting. Read more »

Managing Stress in The Work Place - Presented by NASW Delaware

It is difficult to talk about stress without providing background information. We must look at the sources of the stress, our belief systems that effect the impact of the stress and ways that we can handle specific common issues to lessen our stress at work. This training will give you goals and strategies to combat the stress that impacts of every day at work. You will identify the stresses you take home and learn ways to maintain a good balance between your personal and professional life. Read more »

Making the Connection: School Social Work 101 - Presented by NASW Delaware

This workshop will provide participants with an overview of the vital link of the school social workers in k-12 schools. The discussion will include intervention and services, barriers, the importance of community involvement and information regarding DE’s professional school social worker organization. Read more »

Social Work in Population Health - Presented by NASW Delaware

Complex social needs are a key driver of health care costs. Through the introduction of social workers into case management and clinical care teams and social care screenings, health systems are better able to address the health inequities and improve patient wellbeing. Read more »

Autism & Mental Health - Presented by NASW Delaware

Autism and Mental Health will give participants an introductory understanding of autism and commonly occurring mental health diagnoses. Participants will review the core characteristics of autism, learn about prevalence and presentation, and be introduced to evidence-based resources that can be used to support individuals with autism who have mental health needs. Read more »

Creating a Collaborative Plan for Student Success - Presented by NASW Delaware

This workshop will explore strategies and interventions that social workers can use to help a student be successful. In this workshop, we will focus on a student’s strengths, weaknesses, current interventions, community resources, etc., executing a collaborative plan to help them succeed. Learning Objectives: Will be able to develop plans for students that are struggling within the school environment Will utilize a strengths-based perspective to develop plans for students Will construct plans that include student, family, and community Read more »

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Introduction

NASW is committed to helping social workers meet their professional development needs. 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!

Before you purchase a course, review your licensing board’s requirements regarding distance learning/home study CE courses. Each state licensing board’s CE requirements differ.

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Delivery Type:
The courses in this library are offered in one of three formats:

CEtoGo- can be downloaded to a device for learning on the go
OnDemand- runs on your computer screen via an audio and/or video player (tracking mechanism and will not allow you access to the post-test until the course is complete)
Electronic Documents- text courses that you can read on your computer screen or print to read at your leisure.

Help:
Please see the menu on the bottom of the page for technical assistance by phone, email or immediate online support. FAQs are available in each course under the Help tab.