Previous Presenters

Thank you in advance for completely the universal survey after each presentation.  

If you are requesting CEUs you must also complete the CEU evaluation.  Link is the same for all dates.

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2023 TOPICS AND SPEAKERS

 January

Julie Turvey, LMFT "How Identifying Your Client's Values Helps Build Connection and Break Barriers" 

February

Jaime Gerigk, MSW "Managing Vicarious Trauma For Service Providers"

March

 Sharon Wie "Strengthening Advocacy for Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Survivors of Gender-based Violence" 

April

Michele Winterstein and Tiffany Brown "COVID Impact on Children and Teens: School & Mental Health" (PowerPoint available)

May

Rich Vanden Heuvel, MSW "The Importance of Transitions for Persons with Substance Use Disorder in the Criminal Justice System"

June 

Amy Bellm "Supporting LGBTQ+ Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence"

July

 Carol Bartels, MFT "Healing With Nature"

August

Jeff Middleton, LCSW  "Shark Music: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Young People"

2022 TOPICS AND SPEAKERS

January 

Desiree Rew, LCSW, MBA "Self-Care-Knowing Better So You Can Do It Better!" (Handout available)

February

 New Hope Grief "Supporting Grief Through the Pandemic" 

March

 Robert Wiltse, LMFT “Working Effectively with Difficult People” 

April

 DCFS - Lydia Laza and Sherrie Evans DCFS Presents "Serving the Underserved: Racial Disproportionality and LGBTQ+ Youth" 

May

 Connelly Jenks "Mental Health Crisis Services - Why We Need Them and How to Gain Access"

June

 Malinda Wheeler and Jenny Magana "Helping Child Victims of Sexual Abuse" (PowerPoint available)

July

 Alicia Garoupa "Child Welfare, Attendance & Whole Child Education (pandemic edition)"  (PowerPoint available)

August

 Iris Cruet Rubio, MS, LMFT "Reconnecting, Recovering, and Thriving post-pandemic"

September

 Anna King "Postpartum Mental Health and Intersectionality"  (PowerPoint available)

October

 Angela Kim "Intersection of Domestic Violence and Disability"

November Awards

Robert Wiltse, LMFT and Kathy Hughes, LMFT 

(see awards tab for more information)

See PDF below for previous years