Yearly Archives: 2024

“Polyvagal Theory and Therapeutic Response” (1.0 CE hour)   Learning Objectives   List the five levels involved in therapeutic presence. Define the framework of Polyvagal Theory Demonstrate two grounding techniques to better regulate/co-regulate Presented By Barbara Sheehan-Zeidler, MA, LPC Bio Barbara Sheehan-Zeidler, MA, LPC has over 15 years in the counseling field and is an engaging, dynamic public speaker, and a mind-body-spirit-focused therapist. With her hallmark moment-to-moment attunement, Barbara has a knack for making meaningful connections with people – be … Read More

Spring Half-Day Intensive “Affirming Clinical Care for LGBTQ+ Communities” Friday, May 3rd, 2024 (3.0 CE’s) The Utah Social Work Association is holding our first Half-Day Intensive of 2024. We’re excited to welcome Andrés Larios Brown to provide a high quality educational opportunity.  We will have in-person options as well as a virtual attendance option. See details below.   Objectives Have an increased awareness of the impact of heteronormative & cisnormative socio/political climate on queer identity development Have an increased understanding … Read More

Greetings! For the month of April we are going to be teaming up with the Advanced Care Planning Summit for a free CEU event. The event will be held on April 16 from 12:00-14:00 and will offer two CEUs.  This event will replace our monthly lunch and learn for April.  You can register by clicking the link below. ACP Summit Registration

“Behavioral Health Licensure Changes” (1.0 ETHICS CE hour)   Learning Objectives   Understand state licensure, its purpose and limitations Develop a data-driven view of Utah’s behavioral health workforce and needs Understand where BH licensees (especially clinicians) run afoul of DOPL and licensing in terms of safety, competence, and ethics Understand new licensees, pathways, and supervision requirements included in SB26 (2024) Presented By Jeff Shumway Bio Jeff Shumway helped launch the Office of Professional Licensure Review in July 2022. Prior to accepting … Read More

“Fending Off Fentanyl: What clinicians need to know about the second wave of the opioid epidemic“ (1.0 CE hour)     Learning Objectives Participants will learn about mind-altering substances that can alter brain biology and cause possible death. Participants will understand symptoms of possible overdose and how to utilize community treatment options. Participants will be able to apply practical data to patient situations to improve treatment evaluation and efficacy. Presented By Dr. Shelli Yearsley Bio Dr. Shelli Yearsley earned her … Read More

“Funeral Customs & Rituals: Ways to Say Goodbye“ (1.0 CE hour) Learning Objectives Identify funeral customs and rituals specific to Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist, and Hindu faiths as well as Asian culture. Understand how these customs and rituals impact patients and their loved ones. Communicate more confidently with patients of different faiths and cultures about end-of-life issues. Provide more appropriate and informed advice to patients of these faiths and cultural backgrounds. Develop stronger patient relations based on greater knowledge and … Read More