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Jung and the Restless: The Psychology and Spirituality of Carl G. Jung, Tuesday, 9-1-26 (Live Webinar)


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CE You! welcomes back therapist, author and lecturer Rev. Dr. Karen Herrick as we study the spiritual side of Jungian psychology. Participants will be able to better comprehend differences between Freudian Psychology and Jungian Analytical Psychology, the relevance of Jungian Analytical approaches in understanding the life problems social workers address, Jung’s views on religion and the spiritual experience. This webinar is live, real-time and interactive. Participants will earn 2 CE Credits.

Can’t Fight This Feeling: Tools to Utilize Emotions for Self-Empowerment, Wednesday, 9-16-26 (Live Webinar)


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Join clinical social worker Lisa DeLuca, LCSW, as we gain tools and interventions to assist clients to better understand the function of feelings, especially when they become difficult to navigate. This course will show participants how to provide psycho-education to clients about feelings and how to help clients leverage their feelings to create the life they want. This webinar is live, real-time and interactive. Participants will earn 3 CE Credits.

Window of Opportunity: Expanded Tools and Skills for Effective Crisis Response, Thursday, 9-17-26 (Live Webinar)


Broaden your crisis response repertoire with Tim Victorella, MSW, QMHP! This three-hour interactive course will offer participants insight and perspectives around the heightened state of crisis as it relates to as well as brain-body connection, verbal vs non-verbal communication, rapport building & motivational interviewing, as well as techniques surrounding trauma informed practices, and additional ways to engage with children and adolescents in crisis situations. This webinar is live, real-time and interactive. Participants will earn 3 CE Credits.

Bridges Over Barriers: Exploring Ableism and Social Justice with Ethics-Based Perspectives, Tuesday, 10-6-26 (Live Webinar)


Join clinical social worker and leading advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities, Alexa Donnelly, LCSW, as we define and explore the ethical mandate governing professional practice and promotion of Disability Justice & Culture! Participants will enjoy an overview of the ethical, historical, social and legislative framework surrounding developmental disabilities, the importance of language and promoting person-centered practice with the developmentally disabled population, and identifying ways to address ableism and advance neurodiversity, especially within the context of its importance to ethical standards and social justice. This webinar is live, real-time and interactive. Participants will earn 3 CE Credits – Ethics.