Our Workshops and Conferences provide forums for the introduction of a wide variety of contemporary issues including topics such as trauma, working with veterans, individuals with disabilities, children and families, spirituality and social work, law and social work, evidence based practice, severe mental health, loss and bereavement, leadership, and professional development. Each workshop brings together specialists in the field who blend research and practice in providing the audience with topical understanding, skill building, and resource access. Presentations by consumers enrich programs with narratives of personal experiences, challenges they face, and accomplishments they have achieved. Treatment teams and interagency collaboration are emphasized. The workshops provide opportunity for networking with other professionals in the field.
- **Calendar of Events**
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*Registration Form for all Workshops*
To register for our workshops, please complete the form found at the link below and return with payment to:
1 Washington Square North
New York, NY 10003
Attention: Priany Hadiatmodjo.Checks should be made payable to NYU Social Work.
2008 Fees
3-Hour workshops:
- $50 General Admission
- $35 NYU SSSW Alumni or Field Instructors
- $20 Current students
4-Hour workshops:
- $60 General Admission
- $45 NYU SSSW Alumni or Field Instructors
- $30 Current students
25% discount for agencies sending 3 or more participants.
Discounts cannot be combined
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April 13, 2010 Modern Attachment Theory: Implications of the Integration of Affect Regulation, Neuroscience, and Developmental Psychoanalysis for Clin
Please see flyer for more information.
Location: Kimmel Center for Student Life, 60 Washington Square South, New York, NY 10003
Instructors: Dr. Allan Schore and Dr. Judith Schore
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February 24, 2010 Ascending Women: New Leadership, New Paradigms
Dr. Lynn Videka, Dean
Silver School of Social Work
New York University
Please see flyer for further information.
Location: NYU Silver School of Social Work
Parlor
1 Washington Square North
New York, New York 10003
Fees: No fees are charged for this event, RSVP is required as there are a limited number of seats available.
Dates and Times
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
4:00 PM-6:00 PM
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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Learn and Travel in Israel
Location: ABOUT THE TRIP:
This trip will focus on Trauma and Growth as it is experienced by children, adolescents, families and communities. Through guest lectures and field visits the participants will learn about the history of Israel with special reference to the social systems that have evolved to address a variety of social and familial problems. Focus will be on the traumas that people experience as a result of living in an ongoing state of war, immigration, and economic and cultural challenges. Participants will learn how people are helped to
cope and be resilient when facing issues such as loss and bereavement, poverty, mental health, substance abuse. Implications for social work practice will be emphasized. There will also be faculty interchange involving other schools of social work throughout the country as well as agency directors and staff, government officials and community members. Where possible there will be arranged visits at the homes of Israeli citizens including those who are Arab Israelis. Academic aspects of the program will occupy 15 hours and be integrated into 5 days.
Our host will be Dr. Orit Nuttman-Shwartz, CGP and GA, Head, Social Work Department, Sapir College. Sapir College is in border community and the visit there will allow the participants to experience the particular experiences of life in a border location. The itinerary is intended to have some flexibility to respond to current events & needs of participants. In addition to learning, there will be guided tours to different areas of the country including Tel Aviv, Caesaria, Haifa, Galilee, Dead Sea. Masada, Jerusalem and the Negev. There will be a two night stay on a kibbutz as well as opportunities to interact with the Bedouin community.
Dates: June 12 - June 22, 2010
Details of the learning parts of the trip are being developed on a daily basis and will be modified to meet the needs of the participants
*$3,099 per person double occupancy
Included:
Roundtrip air transportation from NYC to Tel Aviv
3 nights at Grand Beach Hotel -Tel Aviv
2 Nights at Kibbutz Kfar Giladi Guest House
4 Nights at Grand Court Hotel -Jerusalem
1 Night at Dan Panorma Hotel-Tel Aviv
Breakfast and dinner daily
Sightseeing
Professional meetings and visits
*Not Included: $485 Airline taxes and fuel charges (subject to change) and $250 administrative fee payable to: DLLPD, NYU, 1 Washington Square North, NY, NY 10003 .
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March 24 & April 21, 2010 Clinical Practice with Immigrants: Culturally Grounded Social Work Practice
Please See Flyer for Further Information
Instructors: Tazuko Shibusawa, Ph.D.
Associate Professor at the NYU Silver School of Social Work