|
|
MN - Gettin’ By: How poverty changes the brain, which changes everything
1 CEU - Cultural Responsiveness, Ethics, or Macro
|
|
LinkedIn
E-Mail
|
*MN Self-Study courses are accessible for 30 days from the purchase date. You must complete the course within that timeframe to receive your CEU(s).
*Please check with the regulatory board in the state(s) where you are licensed to ensure this course meets continuing education requirements.*Student and Retired pricing applies only to NASW Members of that Member Type.
WHO DO I CONTACT WITH MY QUESTIONS?
- Trouble registering? Contact InReach Tech Support at the contact information at the bottom of this page.
- Can’t log in to your NASW Member account? Contact NASW Member Services at 800-742-4089 or membership@socialworkers.org.
- Questions about event content or access, or need to cancel or request a refund? Contact NASW-MN directly at admin.naswmn@socialworkers.org or 651-293-1935.
Gettin’ By: How poverty changes the brain, which changes everything 1 CEU - Cultural Responsiveness, Ethics, or Macro
Presenter: Linda Riddell, MS The most important and overlooked aspect of poverty is how it changes the brain. In this session, you learn how poverty changes the brain and see how the game Gettin' By simulates these changes. Developed by an epidemiologist who specializes in poverty, and after five years of testing, this training is shown to shift attitudes toward poverty. You will learn the science behind the game, and the hidden impact of poverty on the brain, body, and behavior. Using real-life client scenarios, you will practice thinking about what you don't naturally. Once we know better, we do better. Learning Objectives:1. Attendees will describe how poverty changes the way brains work.
2. Attendees will explain factors that interfere with a person’s ability to receive new information and act upon it.
3. Attendees will practice discerning a client’s bandwidth, power, and hope and how to be poverty-informed and sensitive to these factors. About the Presenter: Linda Riddell, MS, is an epidemiologist specializing in poverty and the creator of Gettin’ By, an interactive training that helps professionals work more effectively with low-income communities by demonstrating how poverty impacts the brain. After five years of development, she launched the program nationally in 2019 and now presents it at conferences across the country. A skilled and engaging speaker, she focuses on translating brain science into practical tools. Riddell holds a master’s in health policy and management from the University of Southern Maine and has completed advanced coursework at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. *Please check with the regulatory board in the state(s) where you are licensed to ensure this course meets continuing education requirements.
| 1 CEU | Standard |
|---|
| Non-Member | $20.00 | | Member | $15.00 | | Retired | $10.00 | | Student | $10.00 |
|
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
(Self Study)
MN - Integration of Energy Healing into Psychotherapy
(Self Study)
MN - A Wolf in Bears Clothing: Lesser Known Medical Conditions that Present as Common Mental Health Disorders
(Self Study)
Advanced Clinical: Somatic Therapy for Trauma
(Self Study)
Laughter Yoga
(Self Study)
COVID-19 Vaccines Through a Social Work Lens: Supporting Informed Client Vaccine Decision Making Through MI and SBIRT
(Self Study)
Living the Code: Exploring the NASW Code of Ethics on Cultural Competence & Self Care
(Self Study)
Shame, Stereotypes and Stigma: Barriers for Clients Contending with Poverty
(Self Study)
An Introduction to the Polyvagal Theory
(Self Study)
Ethical Approaches to Sexuality in Clinical Practice - Presented by the North Carolina Chapter
(Self Study)
Social Emotional Learning: The Impact of Deindividuation on Prosocial Outcomes
(Self Study)
Ethics, Social Justice, and Weight Stigma
(CEtoGo)
Inter-Generational Trauma and Substance Use Disorder
|
|
Adding Registration, Please wait...
