April 17
9:00am -
4:00pm CT
(with 1hr lunch)

IN-PERSON in Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Using Art and Creativity for Health Expression and Mindfulness
Presenter: Emily Goldstein-Nolan, LPC, ATRL, ATR, BC, SEP

Content to include: defining art therapy and expressive therapies; overview of the expressive therapies continuum; experiential activities using art, music, mindfulness, guided imagery, and movement for healthy expression and self-care; integrating creative methods ethically and appropriately within clinical practice; fostering various types of creativity as a tool for both client growth and practitioner well-being.

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May 14
10:00am -
2:30pm CT
(with 30min lunch)

via webinar

Decolonizing Therapy and Introduction to Brainspotting
Presenter: Regina Guthrie Faridnia, MSW, LCSW, PhD, SEP

Content to include: exploring decolonizing and anti-oppressive approaches to therapy; understanding Brainspotting within the Neuroexperiential Model; allowing client-led processes that honor internal healing mechanisms and cultural resonance; applying Brainspotting to trauma and dissociation; integrating historical and intergenerational trauma-informed perspectives to support deep, community-connected healing.

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June 18
8:30am -
12:30pm CT

via webinar

Reflective Supervision
Presenters: Adesola Oni, LICSW and Shawn Smith, MINT Certified Trainer

Content to include: foundations and definition of Reflective Supervision as an empowering, trauma-informed, and culturally reverent approach; integrating Reflective Supervision within Trauma-Informed Care and Motivational Interviewing frameworks; demonstrating session structure and team conversation prompts; applying grounding techniques, feedback practices, onboarding strategies, and tools for navigating challenging conversations. 

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July 16
10:00am -
2:30pm CT
(with 30min lunch)

via webinar

Ethics & Boundaries: The Use of AI in Human Services
Presenter: Marina Badillo-Diaz, LCSW, DSW

Content to include: exploring the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in human services; understanding core functions and practical applications; examining ethical challenges including bias, privacy, and decision-making transparency; integrating AI responsibly within clinical and professional frameworks; practicing AI tools for tasks such as client communication and documentation while maintaining values-driven, ethical practice.

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August 13
9:00am -
4:30pm CT
(with 90min lunch)

IN-PERSON in Wisconsin Dells

DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) for Adolescents: Theory, Family Engagement, and Growing Motivation
Presenter: Henry Boeh, PhD

Content to include: introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Adolescents (DBT-A) and the bio-social model for understanding dysregulated emotions and behaviors; overview of individual, skills and family strategies; guidance on reducing teen-family conflict through Walking the Middle Path; strategies for engaging families and increasing motivation and commitment; application of skills to common challenges such as self-harm, suicidal ideation, substance use, and school refusal; roleplays and practice to enhance understanding and skill implementation.

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September 17
10:00am -
2:30pm CT
(with 30min lunch)

via webinar

Cultural Humility in Practice: Understanding and Supporting Latinx Youth and Families
Presenter: Ramfis L. Márquez, PhD, LPC

Content to include: exploring the intersection of culture, trauma, and mental health in Latinx youth and families through cultural humility; examining generational trauma, acculturation, colorism, spirituality, and migration history; applying culturally humble and trauma-informed strategies for assessment, engagement, and intervention; enhancing rapport, trust, and participation with Latinx clients and families; using reflective practice and case examples to improve outcomes across diverse service settings. 

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