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. 

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.

July 29
10:00am - 2:30pm CT
(with 30min lunch)

Ethics & Boundaries in Youth Work: Between the Classroom & the Therapy Room
Presenter: Lisa Anderson, LPC, CSW

Content to include: common ethical and boundary challenges with children and adolescents; navigating therapeutic work in settings like schools, outpatient therapy, and community programs; balancing the needs and expectations of youth, families, educators, and professionals; confidentiality, informed consent, parent involvement, dual relationships, and communication across systems; what information can be shared about a youth client (and with whom); supporting youth while considering safety and legal responsibilities.

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

IN-PERSON in Wisconsin Dells

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for Adolescents: Introduction to 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.

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. 

October 15
9:00am - 4:00pm CT (with 1hr lunch)

IN-PERSON in Appleton 

Demystifying Early Childhood Mental Health & Parent-Infant Psychotherapy
Presenters: Sarah Strong, MSSW, LCSW, IMH-E® and Kathleen Hipke, PhD 

Content to include: core concepts in parent-infant and early childhood mental health for children ages 0-5, including attachment, trauma, reflective practice, and cultural humility; therapeutic stance and ways of being with parents; strategies for understanding behavior and supporting developmentally appropriate, relationship-based, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed intervention; overview of Child-Parent Psychotherapy and evidence-based strategies; opportunities to apply techniques pursue further training. 

November 5
10:00am - 2:30pm CT
(with 30min lunch)

via webinar

Ethics and Boundaries: Legal Concerns for Clinicians and Mental Health Providers
Presenters: Jacqueline Landess, MD, JD, FAPA and Tony Thrasher, DO, MBA, CPE 

Content to include: preparing for crises and managing involvement with the justice system or subpoenas; addressing anxiety about liability; applying principles from professional Codes of Ethics; understanding situations that may prompt legal or regulatory intervention and the latitude professionals have; practical strategies for prevention, response, and risk management; reviewing real-world examples of court and DSPS cases and their outcomes. 

December 10
8:30am - 12:30pm CT

via webinar

UBUNTU: I Am Because We Are (From Self Care to We Care)
Presenter: Crystal C. Rozelle-Bennett, LMSW 

Content to include: exploring the African philosophy of Ubuntu—“I am because we are”—as a framework for expanding self-care into collective and community care; examining how power, privilege, structural oppression, and trauma impact provider and community wellness; supporting personal well-being and modeling healthy care practices; cultivating psychological safety, shared power, and collective care within teams and organizations; designing or advocating for policies and programs that center equity, justice, and community wellness.