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Trauma Informed Supervision
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Trauma Informed SupervisionPresented by Ladonna Beachy, MSW, LCSW3.0 Clock Hours ***This course meets 3.0 hour supervision requirement for renewal of acceptable supervisors for licensure***We will review of the basic principles of trauma informed care and how the principles can be integrated into social work supervision across the developmental spectrum from student through advanced practitioner. The importance of continuing education related to developments within the field and the evolution of experience based verses evidence based treatment considerations. Educational Objectives:- Basic understanding of principles of trauma informed care and their application to social work supervision.
- Overview of trauma specific treatment modalities and understanding of potential ethical and/or clinical considerations when providing supervision.
- How to promote social worker resilience within the supervisory relationship
Registration fees-NASW Members $40.00; Other Professional $60.00
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| Non-Member | $60.00 | | Member | $40.00 |
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