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Newsletter sign-up ! Text/HTMLChapter Meetings & Events: Rural Member Committee - First Tuesday of every month, 5:00 pm Racial Equity Committee - Second Monday of every month, 6:00 pm Licensure Committee: Forming now! Sign up for Committees here: https://naswil.wufoo.com/forms/x95bwu06lktrq/ Questions? Email: admin.naswnv@socialworkers.org NASW-Nevada CEUs is accepted by the following boards and organizations: Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers Nevada State Board of Psychological Examiners State of Nevada | Department of Education State of Nevada board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists & Clinical Professional Counselors Your Nevada Chapter Presents: Student-Initiated Confrontation in Social Work Education: The Effective Management of Confrontational Behaviors Initiated by Students Date: Monday, June 10 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm CST (12 pm - 2:00 pm PST) Speaker: Thalia S. Anderen, PhD, MSW, LCSW, RCSW Description: Over the past three decades, there is mounting evidence to suggest that post-secondary educators, including social work educators, are experiencing increasingly concerning behaviors initiated by students both inside and outside the classroom environment. These behaviors can range from incidental rude and disruptive behaviors to more intentional ongoing aggressive and threatening behaviors. This interactive workshop is designed for social work educators or those interested in teaching in the future and will provide an overview of the prevalence of student-initiated confrontational behaviors initiated towards social work educators, SIC’s personal and professional impacts, the types of situations educators may encounter, and prevention and mitigation strategies to help educators feel more prepared, validated, and empowered. This workshop also offers a valuable contribution to a broader conversation about the need to develop a pedagogy of teaching about teaching at the post-secondary social work level. CEUs: 2.0 CEUs / $30 Nonmember / $10 NASW Member Virtual Platform: Zoom Registration: https://naswil.wufoo.com/forms/z16dds3m0dyvzm1/ Reflections on Mandated Reporting Date: Thursday, June 27 from 11:00am to 12:30pm CST (9am - 10:30am PST) Speaker: Kimberly A. Mann, PhD, LCSW (she/her) Description: This 90-minute course is designed for mandated reporters as defined by the Illinois Abused and Neglect Child Reporting Act (ANCRA) and fulfills current IDFPR requirements for a mandated reporter training with implicit bias section. Determinations to make a report to the Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline are complex and challenging for the professionals obligated to promote the safety of children. Unfortunately, our professional decision-making can be compromised by attitudes and beliefs that influence our perception of information that we learn within our professional capacity. Racial bias contributes to the persistent problem of racial disproportionality in the child welfare system. As we build our reflective capacity, our awareness of bias strengthens and can be used to enhance professional decision-making. CEUs: 1.5 CEUs (Fulfills Illinois requirement for Mandated Reporter with Section on Implicit Bias CEU) / $23 Nonmember/ $10 NASW Member Virtual Platform: Zoom Registration: https://naswil.wufoo.com/forms/zkt44ua0cn9fpx/ Using Civic Engagement as a Social Work Intervention Date: Wednesday, July 10 10 – 11 am PDT, 12-1 pm CT Free| 1 CEU Location: Virtual event , Join from anywhere About this event: Join NASW: NV and Vot-ER in a joint interactive webinar that shares what the relationship is between voting and health. At this session, you’ll walk away understanding how to use your trusted voice as a social worker to encourage your clients to register to vote. NASW: NV members will have a chance to practice their newly learned skills with each other and hear from volunteers currently on the ground registering people to vote. Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/vot-er/event/621167/?force_banner=true&share_context=event_details&share_medium=copy_link Would like to present a workshop for the NASW-Nevada chapter? submit your request here: https://naswil.wufoo.com/forms/x5oe7n115szsiw/Text/HTML2024 NASW Chapters Virtual Conference: Empowering Social Workers Hosted by : NASW-Illinois, Nevada, and North Dakota Chapters Dates : Thursday, November 7 and Friday, November 8, 2024 CONFERENCE INFORMATION Registration : Conference registration will be available in August 2024. Click here to be notified when registration goes live. Schedule and Classes : Complete conference schedule and classes will be announced in August 2024 Advertise : Promote your organization in our Exhibit Hall, the Conference Marketing Brochure, or Co-Sponsorship! Click here to be notified when those options are announced. Text/HTMLJob Board: Mightier Clinical Services Part-Time Clinician (Nevada) At Mightier, we believe in empowering every child to be their best self. Mightier is a child-centered, evidence-based, digital program that develops coping skills through play. Developed at Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Mightier is clinically proven to help kids prepare for life’s big emotions. Mightier Clinical Services PLLC partners with Mightier to provide families enrolled in Medicaid access to the Mightier Program, while overseeing the program. Mightier Clinical Services clinicians support and empower families to access and engage with the Mightier Program. We are looking for a mission-driven, creative, and innovative provider who will provide clinical oversight to Mightier members and their families. In this role, you will join a growing team of clinicians delivering remote therapeutic monitoring services to families. Remote therapeutic monitoring is a new and innovative way of supporting individuals who are using digital mental health programs. Rather than traditional clinical care, remote therapeutic monitoring focuses on overseeing clients’ use of the program, helping ensure clients are using the technology appropriately to see clinical improvements. These services are delivered via telehealth and include 1-1 visits focused on the clients’ program use, and asynchronous review of clients’ program data. Things You’ll Do: -Learn the ins and outs of the Mightier Program. -Perform remote therapeutic monitoring services via telehealth which includes guiding families in the setup and use of equipment, providing education about the Mightier Program, providing consultation calls throughout the client’s use of the program, and reviewing usage and engagement data. -Comprehensively document family interactions. -Support families by responding to...