California Society for Clinical Social Work
Professional Development | Advocacy | Connection
Presenter: Professor Myles Montgomery, LCSW, Esq.
Description:
What are the legal issues if a client contacts you on social media? What are the new laws and regulations around telehealth? Need law and ethic basics or need to be refreshed on the newest changes to the code of ethics? Do you know about the 2019 changes with the BBS? Let’s talk about how to ethically negotiate difficult terminations and transitions in your career with yourself or those you supervise. Come join us and Professor Myles Montgomery, LCSW in exploring all of these legal and ethical topics. This is a great chance to cover this topic with a dynamic speaker who is well versed in the legal language. This workshop fills Board of Behavioral Sciences requirements for license maintenance. Panera box lunch provided for all participants.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of the presentation participants will be able to:
Logistics:
6 CEUs for LCSWs, MFTs and LPCCs. Presentation qualifies for ethics credit. Early Bird Registration (before 3/1/19) members $139, non-members $159. Regular Registration (After 3/1/19) members $159, non-members $169.
Questions? info@clinicalsocialworksociety.org
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Tickets are $23 -- when ordering tickets, state that you are with SDSU.
Tickets can also be purchased at: https://www.mlb.com/padres/tickets/specials/social-work-day The password is “SocialWork19".
Questions? District Main Point of Contact: Ros Goldstein | Email: goldsiegel@gmail.com
Presenter: Lois Ingber, LCSW,
Alfred Adler, MD (1870-1937), along with Freud and Jung, was one of the three patriarchs of the field of psychology. He said, “Equality is the ironclad logic of social living.” Human beings are more likely to thrive in relationships of equality and mutual respect, and when these are absent or diminished, compensatory striving leads to symptomatic expressions and misbehaviors.
Through experiential activities, discussions and mini-lecture, Ms. Ingber, LCSW & Certified Positive Discipline Lead Trainer, will share tenets of Adlerian Psychology, neuroscience and political systems to show the connection between mental health and social justice. Practical tools from Positive Discipline which promote relationships of mutual respect will be shared for use with clients.
About the Presenter:
Ms. Ingber, LCSW, has been a Trainer/Consultant in her private business since 2007. She offers trainings, workshops, consultation and classes for parents, schools, and groups in Positive Discipline and Adlerian Psychology
PLEASE NOTE: THE SAN DIEGO DISTRICT PROGRAMS WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FIRST SATURDAY MORNING OF EACH MONTH, FROM 10-12 NOON, AT OUR PRESENT JFS LOCATION.
CEUs: 1.5 CEU hours for LCSW’.s, MFT’, and LPC’s. Note: Registered Associate Clinical Social Workers -- as long as your supervisor approves participation, you can now use CEs toward LCSW hours
The San Diego Chapter of CSCSW holds its meetings on the first Saturday of the month, from September through June, 10:00 am to 12 noon at the Jewish Family Service building, 8788 Balboa Avenue in Kearny Mesa. Meetings begin with a half hour of mingling, networking, and community building, followed by our program. CEU programs meet the requirements for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs as specified by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences; CEUs are FREE to our members.
District Main Point of Contact: Ros Goldstein | Email: goldsiegel@gmail.com
CSCSW, along with the Los Angeles chapter of AAPCSW (The American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work) are co-sponsoring this program.
Presenter: Samoan Barish, LCSW, DSW, PhD
Samoan Barish, LCSW, DSW, PhD, received her MSW from UC Berkeley, her doctorate in Social Work from USC and her PhD from The New Center for Psychoanalysis, formerly the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute. She has been on the faculty of the Sanville Institute since its planning year and is a former Dean. She is a member and former president of the AAPCSW and is currently the co-coordinator of the local Los Angeles area chapter. She is also a board member of the International Forum for Psychoanalysis (IFPE). She has presented at many national and international conferences and has written and published on many subjects. She has a private practice in Santa Monica, CA.
CEUs: 2.0 CEU hours for LCSW’s, MFT’s, and LPC’s. Note: Registered Associate Clinical Social Workers -- as long as your supervisor approves participation, you can now use CEs toward LCSW hours
Parking: In addition to street parking, two kosher markets, Glatt Mart and Elat, have given permission to use their parking spaces, behind their stores on Saturdays. They are both located on Pico Blvd, between Wooster and Shenandoah Streets. If you park in their lots, (on the South side of Pico) cross to the North side of Pico, and walk one long block north on Shenandoah St. to 1110 S. Shenandoah.
District Coordinator:
Nadia Aquino | nadiaaquino89@gmail.com (Greater LA District Coordinator)
Presenter: Martin Hsia, Psy.D. | Clinical Director at The Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center of Southern California (CBT SoCal)
SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION: OCD is a mental health issue that the general public is very familiar with, and is frequently associated with ritualistic hand-washing, repetitive checking of locks, doors, and buttons, and often a sense of perfectionism. However, truly understanding OCD in its complexity and variations requires a more in depth discussion, lest even well-meaning mental health professionals risk misunderstanding and mistreating the issue in their clients. This presentation is aimed at equipping participants to more accurately understand, assess for, treat OCD in clinical contexts. Participants will become versed in the range of OCD presentations, and the nuances of how OCD often begins, how it is maintained, how it worsens, and how it can be treated. With the use of case examples, participants will learn about implementing Exposure with Response Prevention to treat OCD among youth and adults. This presentation will be dynamic and interactive, including ample time for Q+A.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Martin Hsia, Psy.D. is a Licensed Psychologist and the Clinical Director at the Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center of Southern California (CBT SoCal). CBT SoCal is a group practice that specializes in treating people with Anxiety Disorders, most specifically Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in its various forms, as well as CBT for unique presentations such as Trichotillomania, Excoriation Disorder, Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Insomnia, Erectile Dysfunction, and Chronic Pain.
Dr. Hsia is a member of the International OCD Foundation, a Diplomate with the Academy of Cognitive Therapy, and a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the San Gabriel Valley Psychological Association. He has taught, lectured, and supervised as Clinical Assistant Professor at Fuller Graduate School of Psychology in Pasadena, Dr. Hsia hosts the podcast, Psych Rally.
Dr. Hsia can be reached at MHsia@CBTSoCal.com, (818)547-2623, or at the practice website: www.CBTSoCal.com.
ATTENDANCE AND CEU INFORMATION: Members and students do not pay to attend. There is a nominal attendance fee of $10 for non-members. Society members earn 2.0 CE units at no charge. The cost for non-members to receive 2.0 CE units is $20. This presentation meets the qualifications for 2.0 CE units for LCSWs, ASWs, LPCCs and MFTs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. All clinical disciplines are welcome. You can attend any CSCSW meeting throughout the state.
Light refreshments are provided. Bring your flyers, business cards and brochures.
NOTE: REGISTERED ASWs can now accrue CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS towards their license, as long as they receive prior approval from their supervisor.
RSVPs are preferred to ensure your seat.
For more information or to renew your membership contact: info@clinicalsocialworksociety.org or 650 460-9210
LOCATION AND PARKING INFORMATION:
DISTRICT COORDINATORS:
Gloria Gesas, LCSW | 818-990-1053 | gegesaslcsw@gmail.comTanya Moradians Ph.D, LCSW | 818-783-1881 | tmoradia@ucla.edu
This three-hour workshop will introduce you to the new rules for finding work in The Gig Economy. Topics include:
You’ll learn new strategies for finding work that will advance your career.
PRESENTER: Dr. Chaz Austin, Ed.D. http://chazaustin.com is a recognized authority in Career Training. He coaches private clients, teaches college-level career courses, and conducts workshops on using social media as a marketing tool. He is the author of two books, most recently 101 Ways to Find Work . . . and Keep Finding Work for the Rest of Your Career. He also wrote and teaches a series of courses for LinkedIn Learning: "Creating a Career Plan,” "Succeeding in a New Job," and "Transitioning Out of Your Job.” Dr. Austin holds an Ed.D in Organizational Leadership from the Graduate School of Education and Psychology, Pepperdine University.
No CEUs will be offered for this presentation.
Information will be posted as it becomes available.
Presenters: Amy Abrams, MSW, & Marnie Hanna, LCSW
About the Presenters:
PLEASE NOTE: NEW TIME - STARTING JANUARY 5, 2019, THE SAN DIEGO DISTRICT PROGRAMS WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FIRST SATURDAY MORNING OF EACH MONTH, FROM 10-12 NOON, AT OUR PRESENT JFS LOCATION.
The San Diego Chapter of CSCSW holds its meetings on the first Thursday of the month from September through June from 6:00 to 8:00 at the Jewish Family Service building, 8788 Balboa Avenue in Kearny Mesa. Meetings begin with a half hour of mingling, networking, and community building, followed by our program. CEU programs meet the requirements for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs as specified by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences; CEUs are FREE to our members.
CSCSW | P.O. Box 60937, Palo Alto, CA 94306 | 650-460-9210 | info@clinicalsocialworksociety.org
Professional Development | Advocacy | Connection