Ethically Working with Multilingual & Multicultural Individuals & Families

NASWME Chapter 0 452

How do we ethically serve our clients for whom English is not their first language? In this workshop we will explore the relevant ethical standards in this work and discuss common dilemmas. We will identify some common biases and learn how to best advocate for our multilingual and multicultural clients.

1.5 CEUs in Ethics approved by NASW Vermont. VT CEU #1063

Ethically Working with Multilingual & Multicultural Individuals & Families

Polyamory: A Clinical Toolkit for Therapists

NASWME Chapter 0 565

Martha Kauppi

3 Clinical CEs approved by NASW ME

 

Working skillfully with polyamory and other forms of consensual nonmonogamy requires gaining cultural competence specific to this marginalized group. In this workshop, Martha will provide accurate information about how polyamory works, how to identify what is happening when it doesn’t work, and how to help. Learn how challenges specific to polyamory might present in your therapy room, and gain insight into case conceptualization and multiple treatment approaches for a variety of thorny relational issues. Expand your scope of practice so you can better meet the needs of clients in non-traditional relationships, and stop referring them out. With question and answer segments and case discussion, this workshop is sure to be fun, fast-paced, and fascinating.

About the Presenter

Martha Kauppi, author of Polyamory: A Clinical Toolkit for Therapists (and Their Clients), is a marriage and family therapist, educator, and AASECT-certified sex therapist and supervisor with a lifelong career in health and sexuality. Martha is based in Madison, WI and specializes in working at the intersection of sex and relational issues. She creates and presents educational materials that are based in theory and scientific knowledge while also being practical, effective, and immediately applicable by therapists and their clients. www.instituteforrelationalintimacy.com

Workshop Details

  • The zoom link and handouts will be emailed to you prior to the workshop
  • The workshop will start at 8:45 am EST. There will be a 15 minute break at the midpoint
  • Participants will be able to ask the presenter questions
  • Want to pay by check? Email Barbara - bsteward.naswme@socialworkers.org
  • Questions? Email Lynn - lstanley.naswme@socialworkers.org

Supporting Childhood Sexual Health for ages Birth-5 years

NASWME Chapter 0 557

Jennifer Wiessner, LCSW, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist

We are sexual beings from birth yet our sex saturated and sex silent culture does not support what children and parents of small children need to know to develop healthy concepts and behaviors for sexual wellbeing.

Sexual health is a part of our overall mental health and positive communication between parents and children greatly helps young people to establish individual values and to make healthy decisions.

This webinar will explore what sexuality for the birth-5 years age group looks like and what parents and adults that influence children can do to promote healthy sexuality in young children. This webinar will be helpful for therapists that work with families and children to better understand the critical importance of healthy sexuality for early childhood as a part of overall wellbeing.

About the Presenter

Jennifer Wiessner is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, sex educator and presenter in Cumberland, Maine. Although there are 4 now, in 2012 she was the only female sex therapist in the state of Maine.

 

She has a private therapy and sexual health consultation practice and sees couples, groups and adult individuals and creates and facilitates the popular Raising Sexually Healthy Children workshops to educate parents, medical providers and educators on why talking to youth about sexuality is a healthy, necessary and normal part of life. Along with public speaking on healthy sexuality in hospitals and colleges, Jennifer loves to do non-therapy individual and couples consultations to get them on track with their sexual selves.

 

Jennifer co-created, Girls On Fire, the innovative annual 1/2 day healthy sexuality retreat for female-identified folx coming back in April 2022. This past summer, Jennifer completed her training to become a Sex and Faith Educator through the Incarnation Institute of Sex and Faith to assist those who seek to reconcile their sexuality and Christian faith. She sees her work as a vocation and herself as a super hero for healthy sexuality wherever it is needed. Jennifer is head over heels with her partner of 25 years, has two teenage sons whom she adores and a West Highland Terrier named Mr. Bingley who rules the roost.

 

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