Fall Clinical Symposium 2024

Friday, Oct 4, 2024 at 8:30 AM to Saturday, Oct 5, 2024 at 11:55 AM CDT

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Sessions on Oct 04, 2024

08:45 AM
Clinical (Diagnosis and Intervention) - 3 CEUs

Yes - Children Grieve Too!

08:45 AM - 11:55 AM
    Phelica Glass, LSCSW
    Clinical Social WorkerPrivate Practice
    Phelica Glass is a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker with a successful psychotherapy practice in Topeka, KS. Graduate of Washburn University with a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Sciences. Graduate of Tulane University of New Orleans with a master’s in clinical social work and certification of Gerontology. Through further education she attained a certification in Child and Adolescent Grief Counseling from the International Association of Health Care Professionals. Phelica is a Fellow of the American Academy of Grief. She also holds certifications as a Sex Offender Treatment Provider, Geriatric Social Work, Sex and Porn Addiction Recovery, Suicide Bereavement, Yoga Nidra and Spiritual Life Coach. It is her belief that healing requires a collective effort thus she encourages community education and normalizes conversation about mental health issues. Phelica holds various positions within the following organizations within Topeka: Board President of For the Culture Kansas, Co-Facilitator of Athena International Leadership Program with Go Topeka, NAACP Topeka, Phelica is the Ethics Chair for the Kansas National Association of Social Work. Phelica is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc, Chi Delta Zeta Chapter of Lawrence/Topeka, KS where she currently is Chaplain at all levels and the Regional/State Mental Health Coordinator. She is also a member of The Links Topeka Chapter.
    12:20 PM

    Career Opportunities with Eckerd Connects

    12:20 PM - 12:30 AM
      Lauren Marcucci,SHRM-CP, SHRM-PASC
      Human ResourcesEckerd Connections

      Sponsors

      12:30 PM

      Kansas Tobacco Cessation Resources and Trainings

      12:30 PM - 12:40 PM
        Matthew Schrock, MSW
        Tobacco Cessation CoordinatorKansas Department of Health & Environment
        Matthew Schrock joined the KDHE Tobacco Use Prevention Program in January 2009. His main responsibility is coordinating the promotion and utilization of the Kansas Tobacco Quitline and assisting providers with implementing systems changes to address tobacco use. Matthew received his Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Washburn University.
        https://kansas.quitlogix.org/en-US/

        Sponsors

        12:40 PM
        Ethics - 3 hours

        Ethical Concerns for the Social Work Practitioner

        12:40 PM - 03:55 PM
          Stephanie Liebling, LSCSW
          Licensed Clinical Social WorkerPrivate Practice
          Stephanie Liebling, MSW is a Licensed Specialist Social Worker (KS) and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (MO). She in began her social work career in 1999 working with children and families through local school districts, including working at the Kansas School for the Deaf. She began her private practice career in 2006 and currently remains in private practice. Stephanie provides general clinical therapy and additionally has completed the Gottman Method training (level 3) and basic EMDR training. Stephanie is a previous member of the KS NASW Board of Directors as well as the CPPC sub-committee (dedicated to Social Workers in private practice). Stephanie has presented on topics related to ethics, compassion fatigue and self-care, and starting a private practice.

          Sessions on Oct 05, 2024

          08:45 AM
          Clinical - Assessment, Intervention (3 CEUS)

          Understanding Different Motives of Those Who Batter and the Connection to Risk and Lethality

          08:45 AM - 11:55 AM
            Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW and Steven Halley, LSCSW
            Co-founders and Co-directorsFamily Peace Initiative
            Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW, and Steven M.S. Halley, LSCSW are co-founders and co-directors of the Family Peace Initiative. Steve and Dorthy have been visionary in the development of an evidence-informed motive typology conceived from victims’ voices, and a trauma-focused approach for intervening with persons using violence. They are internationally recognized for their expertise and engaging presentations that bring new understanding for effective response to domestic violence. Complete bios can be found at familypeaceinitiative.com
            https://www.familypeaceinitiative.com

            Learn more aboutLauren Marcucci,SHRM-CP, SHRM-PASC Lauren Marcucci,SHRM-CP, SHRM-PASC
            Lauren Marcucci,SHRM-CP, SHRM-PASC
            Human Resources
            Eckerd Connections
            https://eckerd.org/juvenile-justice-services/community-based-services/functional-family-therapy-fft/

            About Lauren Marcucci,SHRM-CP, SHRM-PASC

            Human Resources
            Eckerd Connections
            Learn more aboutMatthew Schrock, MSW Matthew Schrock, MSW
            Matthew Schrock, MSW
            Tobacco Cessation Coordinator
            Kansas Department of Health & Environment
            Matthew Schrock joined the KDHE Tobacco Use Prevention Program in January 2009. His main responsibility is coordinating the promotion and utilization of the Kansas Tobacco Quitline and assisting providers with implementing systems changes to address tobacco use. Matthew received his Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Washburn University.
            https://kansas.quitlogix.org/en-US/

            About Matthew Schrock, MSW

            Tobacco Cessation Coordinator
            Kansas Department of Health & Environment
            Learn more aboutPhelica Glass, LSCSW Phelica Glass, LSCSW
            Phelica Glass, LSCSW
            Clinical Social Worker
            Private Practice
            Phelica Glass is a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker with a successful psychotherapy practice in Topeka, KS. Graduate of Washburn University with a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Sciences. Graduate of Tulane University of New Orleans with a master’s in clinical social work and certification of Gerontology. Through further education she attained a certification in Child and Adolescent Grief Counseling from the International Association of Health Care Professionals. Phelica is a Fellow of the American Academy of Grief. She also holds certifications as a Sex Offender Treatment Provider, Geriatric Social Work, Sex and Porn Addiction Recovery, Suicide Bereavement, Yoga Nidra and Spiritual Life Coach. It is her belief that healing requires a collective effort thus she encourages community education and normalizes conversation about mental health issues. Phelica holds various positions within the following organizations within Topeka: Board President of For the Culture Kansas, Co-Facilitator of Athena International Leadership Program with Go Topeka, NAACP Topeka, Phelica is the Ethics Chair for the Kansas National Association of Social Work. Phelica is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc, Chi Delta Zeta Chapter of Lawrence/Topeka, KS where she currently is Chaplain at all levels and the Regional/State Mental Health Coordinator. She is also a member of The Links Topeka Chapter.

            About Phelica Glass, LSCSW

            Clinical Social Worker
            Private Practice
            Learn more aboutDorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW and Steven Halley, LSCSW Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW and Steven Halley, LSCSW
            Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW and Steven Halley, LSCSW
            Co-founders and Co-directors
            Family Peace Initiative
            Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW, and Steven M.S. Halley, LSCSW are co-founders and co-directors of the Family Peace Initiative. Steve and Dorthy have been visionary in the development of an evidence-informed motive typology conceived from victims’ voices, and a trauma-focused approach for intervening with persons using violence. They are internationally recognized for their expertise and engaging presentations that bring new understanding for effective response to domestic violence. Complete bios can be found at familypeaceinitiative.com
            https://www.familypeaceinitiative.com

            About Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW and Steven Halley, LSCSW

            Co-founders and Co-directors
            Family Peace Initiative
            Learn more aboutStephanie Liebling, LSCSW Stephanie Liebling, LSCSW
            Stephanie Liebling, LSCSW
            Licensed Clinical Social Worker
            Private Practice
            Stephanie Liebling, MSW is a Licensed Specialist Social Worker (KS) and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (MO). She in began her social work career in 1999 working with children and families through local school districts, including working at the Kansas School for the Deaf. She began her private practice career in 2006 and currently remains in private practice. Stephanie provides general clinical therapy and additionally has completed the Gottman Method training (level 3) and basic EMDR training. Stephanie is a previous member of the KS NASW Board of Directors as well as the CPPC sub-committee (dedicated to Social Workers in private practice). Stephanie has presented on topics related to ethics, compassion fatigue and self-care, and starting a private practice.

            About Stephanie Liebling, LSCSW

            Licensed Clinical Social Worker
            Private Practice

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            Two workshops on Friday and one workshop on Saturday (9 hrs of CEUs = 6 clinical and 3 ethics hrs) Partial Approval - $85.00

            This ticket provides a morning and afternoon session on October 4th and a three hour workshop on Saturday, October 5th. This registration is for both days. You can attend any or ALL of the sessions that interest you. Attendance at both sessions on Friday equals to six CEUS. Attendance at the Saturday workshop is equal to three CEUs. CEUs sent at the end of the entire conference.

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            Access to Friday, October 4th only workshops (3 clinical and 3 ethics CEUs) Partial Approval - $65.00

            Attend both workshops or choose one session that interest you and works in your schedule. You may attend one or both workshops with this ticket. This registration is for one day only on October 4th. Each of the workshops are 3 CEUS (equals 6 CEUs - 3 clinical - 3 ethics).

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            Access to Saturday, October 5th only (3 clinical CEUS) Partial Approval - $45.00

            This ticket is for participating in the Saturday - 3 hour workshop. This ticket does not give you access to the Friday workshops. You must attend the entire three hours to receive the 3 hour CEUs.

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            Student Registration (No CEUs) Partial Approval - $15.00

            This registration allows you to attend any or all of the sessions during the two day. No CEUS are given for this student ticket.

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            About Kansas Tobacco Quitline: Kansas Department of Health and Environment

            https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1800/Quitting-Tobacco Sponsor Logo

            About Eckerd Connects

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            Friday, Oct 4, 2024 at 8:30 AM to Saturday, Oct 5, 2024 at 11:55 AM CDT

            NASW-Kansas Chapter is sponsoring its second annual fall virtual clinical symposium. With dynamic speakers, cutting-edge workshops, and engaging special presentations, attendees can earn 9 of their 40 continuing education credits including (6 hours of diagnosis and assessment and 3 hours ethics) required during the day and half of workshops. 
            The fall symposium will be held virtually to allow attendees the flexibility to chose the workshops of interest to them and  fit into their schedules. We will be offering 2 sessions in the morning and 2 sessions in the afternoon on Friday on October 4th and one session on Saturday - October 5th. 
            Your support by attending our events directly fund NASW-Kansas student outreach, legislative advocacy, social work policy, and events and programs across Kansas.
             

            NASW-Kansas Chapter of Social Workers

            Kansas Chapter - National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest professional association of social workers in the state. Our members represent NASW throughout the state, living and working in rural, suburban, and urban counties. Our members work in wide range of settings among diverse populations. The Kansas Chapter office is located in in downtown Topeka, just blocks from the Capital Building. We are a non-profit professional membership organization for degreed social workers as well as students matriculating through Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) accredited schools.

            Contact the Organizer