How Social Workers Can Work With Children And Youth With Complex Histories

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How Social Workers Can Work With Children And Youth With Complex Histories

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1.5 Clinical

Course Number:

SPS20230202

Duration:

1 hour 32 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Specialty Practice Sections, Addictions / Substance Use, Anxiety Disorders / Stress / OCD / Panic ... (show more)

Category: Specialty Practice Sections, Addictions / Substance Use, Anxiety Disorders / Stress / OCD / Panic, Child and Adolescent, Children and Families, Clinical, Clinical Treatment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy / CBT, Depression / Bipolar / Mood Disorders, Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, General Social Work, Mental Health, Practice Management, Psychological Theory and Practice, School Social Work, Social Work, Stress Reduction, Suicide (show less)

Many youth presenting for mental health treatment exhibit multiple symptoms that can derive from different etiologies: trauma, disrupted or insufficient attachments, genetic susceptibility to mental illness and learning disabilities, the effects of racism and discrimination, the experience of poverty and other stressors, and/or exposure to alcohol or other substances in utero. As they grow up, their numerous overlapping difficulties compromise their responses to existing therapies. The focus on this webinar will be on how social workers can learn to differentiate symptoms, recognize their combined effects, and modify treatments to provide targeted interventions.

Learning Objectives:

Describe the similarities and differences between different etiological risk factors and how they combine to impact a child’s presentation.
Identify how to distinguish and prioritize treatment needs.
Consider how social workers can modify existing treatments to address the needs of youth with complex presentations.

1.5 Clinical

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