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With Jennifer Kimlingen, LCSW
Refresh your approach to grief therapy — the four tasks of mourning, disenfranchised grief, and creative interventions using music, art, and storytelling.
With Dr. Jaimee Arnoff
Distinguish subtle boundary crossings from ethical violations, and make sound ethical decisions when emotions run high in the therapy room.
With Kira Denney & Eden Davis
Evidence-based CBT protocols to target body dissatisfaction, overvaluation of shape and weight, and body-checking behaviors.
With Rachel Yutzy, LCSW
Struggling with sessions where trauma clients go quiet, deflect, or stall out? This live event breaks down how to recognize whether a trauma client is experiencing emotional avoidance, nervous system shutdown, or treatment resistance using clear clin
With Shanequa E. Moore, LMSW
AI assistants can create significant efficiencies in behavioral health and social work practice, but their use also raises important questions related to professional judgment, privacy, bias, documentation, risk, and accountability.
With Dr. Adam McCormick
Separation from parents, siblings, and other attachment figures can create profound and enduring trauma for children and families. This training examines the emotional, relational, and developmental impact of separation.
With Dr. Frederic Reamer
Frederic Reamer will discuss the concepts of moral distress, injury, and demoralization; the symptoms that can manifest; prevention, self-care, and resilience; legal and ethical obligations, including what it means to be a whistleblower.
With Mariah Peloso, LCSW
This session introduces Brainspotting, a somatic-based approach to processing trauma, covering its core principles, how it works, and the benefits it offers clients. You will also learn the training required to become a Brainspotting practitioner.
With Mattea LeWitt, LCSW
This course offers a brief overview of mandated reporting for social workers, professional counselors, and other helping professionals. We'll review the definitions of mandated and permissive reporters and consider what qualifies as abuse or neglect.
With Maeve McMahon, LCSW
Explore the critical role of social workers in emergency department settings, with a focus on crisis assessment, intervention, and complex case management.
With Joel Kouame, LCSW
This course will explore the purpose and function of anger, including its relationship to the nervous system and its role as an adaptive emotional response. Participants will discuss practical strategies for recognizing and managing anger.
With Meagan Mitchell, LICSW
School avoidance can be stressful and confusing for youth, families, and the professionals supporting them. In this live CE event, Dr. Meagan Mitchell will explore common stressors behind school avoidance and practical ways to respond with empathy.
With Dr. Frederic Reamer
Dr. Frederic Reamer will present a series of case vignettes and apply state-of-the-art decision-making protocols. Key topics will include exceptions to clients' confidentiality rights; informed consent exceptions; ethical use of technology and more.
With Dr. Rachel Young
Learn how to identify clients with co-occurring physical health conditions and mental health needs. The event will utilize group discussion, case study integration, and strategies to help clients navigate both conditions for whole-person well-being.
With Dr. Jaimee Arnoff
This training is designed for providers seeking to strengthen their understanding of evidence-based approaches to treating Anxiety Disorders.
With Alex Mitchell
Drawing on real-world growth experiences, this session introduces a practical VALUES framework for balancing innovation, sustainability, risk, human connection, and social work values in AI and technology leadership decisions.
With Dr. Melissa Elliott-Brogan
Join us for Part 1 of a deep dive into the Holistic Resilience Recharge (HRR) framework. Explore trauma-related occupational stress, recognize its impacts, and practice strategies to strengthen resilience, boundaries, and sustainable well-being.
With Dr. Adam McCormick
This training introduces participants to developmental trauma and examines how chronic stress, disrupted attachment, neglect, violence, instability, and other early experiences can influence brain development, nervous system regulation, and behavior.
With Dr. Melissa Elliott-Brogan
Continue your journey with Part 2 of the Holistic Resilience Recharge (HRR) framework. Explore the impacts of trauma-exposed work and apply strategies to strengthen resilience, restore balance, and support sustainable professional well-being.
With Dr. Jaimee Arnoff
This training equips clinicians with a deep understanding of the historical, linguistic and social values that shape the experiences of Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients. Participants will explore assessment, treatment planning, and ethical practices.
With Mattea LeWitt, LCSW
In this course, you'll learn why sleep is so important and so challenging for ADHD brains. Participants will learn about common sleep problems that can co-occur with ADHD, as well as effective strategies for addressing sleep issues in therapy.
With Sade Ali, LCSW
Interactive live webinar led by expert faculty. Earn required live CE credits with real-time Q&A and clinical discussion.
With Meagan Mitchell, LICSW
Attachment patterns shape how people connect, cope, and navigate relationships across every stage of life. We will explore core attachment concepts, how attachment may show up from childhood through adulthood, and more.
With Dr. Jaimee Arnoff
Interactive live webinar led by expert faculty. Earn required live CE credits with real-time Q&A and clinical discussion.
With Maeve McMahon, LCSW
Effective documentation is essential for ethical social work practice, continuity of care, and professional liability protection. This training will explore best practices for writing clear, objective, and clinically appropriate progress notes.
With Meagan Mitchell, LICSW
Technology and AI are rapidly reshaping how children and adolescents learn, connect, cope, and develop. We will explore the benefits, risks, and emerging challenges of growing up digital, with considerations for supporting youth and families.
With Dr. Rachel Young
We will focus on ethical decision-making models and how they apply to AI use in social work clinical practice. Hands-on experience will help integrate ethical decision-making models and provide a foundation for future clinical implementation.
With Shajuan Alexander, LCSW
This training explores how supervisors can create ethical, supportive, culturally responsive supervisory relationships that move beyond compliance and intentionally develop stronger, more confident clinicians.
With Dr. Jaimee Arnoff
This training prepares clinicians to assess and treat a range of mental health concerns in children and adolescents using engaging, developmentally responsive approaches.
With Dr. Adam McCormick
This training examines how moral injury develops in social work and helping professions, including the roles of powerlessness, institutional betrayal, chronic ethical conflict, professional silence, and repeated violations of deeply held values.
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Our live and on-demand courses feature some of the most respected voices in social work and mental health.
Frederic is a professor emeritus in the School of Social Work. His teaching and research focus on professional ethics, criminal justice, mental health, health care, and public policy. Dr. Reamer received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and chaired the national task force that wrote the Code of Ethics adopted by the NASW in 1996 as well as standards governing technology in professional practice.
Adam is a Professor of Social Work at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas, where he teaches in both the Social Work and Master of Counseling programs. His work focuses on childhood trauma, emotional survival adaptations, authenticity, and burnout. He is the author of the NASW Press book Healing the Helping Professional: The Unfinished Business of Childhood.
Jaimee is a licensed clinical psychologist with extensive experience with both assessment and therapy for high-risk children and adolescents in hospital-based, outpatient clinic, and residential treatment settings. Certified in Pain Reprocessing Therapy, she holds a Ph.D. from Gallaudet University and is fluent in American Sign Language.
Rachel Yutzy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in trauma, grief, anxiety, and PTSD. She utilizes evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), and EMDR. At Alvord Baker & Associates, she treats complex developmental and sexual trauma, grief, loss, and dissociative disorders.
Meagan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Agents of Change. She has a strong focus on technology and innovation in clinical practice, multicultural supervision, and ethics. Meagan earned her MSW and Master's in Education from the University of Michigan, and her Doctor of Social Work from the University at Buffalo.
Maeve is a Medical Social Worker across emergency, inpatient, pediatric behavioral health, and community-based settings. She currently serves as an Emergency Department Medical Social Worker at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, previously supporting pediatric behavioral health at Cleveland Clinic.
Joel Kouame is a certified anger management psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and founder of JK Counseling—a virtual group practice specializing in stress disorders and ADHD. Well-trained in EMDR, IFS, Ego State, and the Gottman Method, he also serves as a social science professor and writer of The Schworker newsletter.
Kira is the Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Pearl Wellness Practice. She is a licensed clinical supervisor and therapist serving individuals with disordered eating, body image, and general mental health concerns in DC, MD, and FL, and serves as chair-elect for the Washington DC International Association for Eating Disorder Professionals.
Clinical psychologist, public speaker, and educator with demonstrated leadership in culturally responsive education and interventions. Seasoned mental health and diversity consultant for corporate ERGs and the entertainment industry, with expertise in grief, bereavement, clinical supervision, and mentoring of mental health professionals.
…and 50+ more expert instructors across ethics, trauma, ADHD, grief, and beyond.
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Meagan Mitchell, LICSW
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Yes. Your annual membership includes every live CE webinar we host — 25+ per year — plus all 200+ on-demand courses, for one flat price. There's nothing extra to pay per event.
In most cases, yes. Agents of Change is an ASWB ACE Provider (#1919) and an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP No. 7620). Your state board is always the final authority, so confirm your state's rules with our free CE requirements tracker.
Recordings of our live webinars are added to your on-demand library, so you can complete them on your own schedule and still earn your CE credits.
Certificates are instant. As soon as you complete a live event or course and pass the short quiz, your certificate is available to download from your account.
Yes. Several live webinars award ethics CE — a common renewal requirement — including sessions on ethical boundaries, AI ethics, and transitioning to private practice.
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