Saturday Afternoon Sessions
37. Supervision in Clinical Social Work PracticeCapacity : 24
Room : SBCC 3
Speaker
- Stephanie Bozzer, MSW, RCSW, REAT, CPT
- Rebecca Stares, MSW, RCSW
Description
Supervision is an integral part of ensuring ethical best practice. Engage in looking at your current supervision practice and develop new ideas and techniques to get the most out of supervision.
Capacity : 36
Room : SBCC 6
Speakers
- Linda Crockett, MSW, RSW, SEP
- Dr. Pat Ferris, MSW, RSW, MSc, PhD
Description
Mental health professionals recognize bullying as a difficult to treat psychosocial stressor. Many who suffer serious impact from workplace bullying are unable to work and many destroy their lives through severe rumination which keeps them activated and symptomatic.
Capacity : 72
Room : SBCC 7
Speakers
- Kathleen Gorman, MSW, RSW, BSC, LLM, CTTS, SEP
- Jean Tait, professional member of Canadian Art Therapy Association and American Art Therapy Association
Description
The Healing Anger for Aboriginal Women program is a culturally responsive approach to address historical/intergenerational trauma. This experiential workshop includes narrative and expressive arts.
Capacity : 36
Room : SBCC 5
Speakers
- Lloyd Yellowbird
- Christie Pace
Description
Practice as Ceremony are sacred teachings that guide service providers and families to a place of connectedness. It allows a sense of belonging and spirituality. We will explore these teachings.
Capacity : 360
Room : Palisades
Speaker
- Belinda J. Snow, BSW, RSW, BA(Psyc)
- Dr. Mark W. Lewis, PhD (Clinical Neuropsychology)
Description
This workshop will educate social workers about neuropsychology, and its applications from cradle to grave. We’ll discuss brain injury, developmental disabilities, dementia, and provide time for Q & A.
Capacity : 112
Room : Rundle
Speakers
- Scott Stewart, MSW, RSW, DCA
Description
This workshop offers an opportunity for participants to learn more about complex client populations in continuing care and to discuss the challenges inherent in working with these groups.
Capacity : 200
Room : Robson
Speakers
- Empty
Description
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Capacity : 200
Room : Logan
Speakers
- Daphne Hellman, MSW, RSW, BA
- Meela Gunawardena, BSW, RSW
- Tara-Leigh Blankenstein, MSW, RSW, BA, MALM
- Tamara Valstar, MSW, RSW, BA
Description
This presentation introduces participants to a range of career options within this specialized area of practice, followed by round table discussion to connect and explore the challenges and rewards of this field.
Capacity : 40
Room : Maligne
Speakers
- Bonnie Lee, MSW, RSW, HBSc, PhD
- Korie-Lyn Northey, RSW, BA
Description
This interactive workshop presents an evidence-based, integrative model of couple therapy to process childhood trauma and addiction in four dimensions of individual and relationship functioning.
Capacity : 40
Room : Morraine
Speakers
- Barbara Beattie, BSW, RSW, BA
- Kendra Sutherland, BSW, RSW
Description
Increase your knowledge of dementia and learn strategies to support the person living with dementia and their families. Hear about Alzheimer Society resources and how to connect families to supports.
Capacity : 40
Room : Amethyst
Speakers
- Ann Reilly, MSW, RCSW, RPT-S, CPT
Description
Playing Around with Self-Care is an experiential clinical workshop designed with therapeutic play interventions for social workers to develop self-care plans.
Capacity : 40
Room : Emerald
Speakers
- Bruce Llewellyn, MSW, RSW
- Suzanne MacKinnon, MSW, RCSW
- Kathleen Lidbetter
Description
The Continuing Competence Program is dynamic in its nature. You will learn about the history, legislative background and current requirements that supports social workers. We will guide you through the annual portfolio and you will learn user-friendly updates.
Capacity : 25
Room : Off-Site: Enoch Nation
Speakers
- Elder Dr. Leona Makokis
Description
Participants will be guided and supported to explore the meaning and importance of the sweat lodge. It is intended for those who have not had the opportunity to experience a sweat lodge ceremony.