Approved Events

Join Alzheimer’s Tennessee for Caring and Coping, an educational event bringing together medical, legal, and social work professionals to explore Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Learn about symptoms and safe management, environmental considerations, caregiver stress, best practices for communication and behavioral interventions, and legal and community resources to support individuals and families throughout the caregiving journey.

This event has been approved for 4.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the University of Tennessee, Knoxville College of Social Work for a panel discussion exploring current trends, emerging challenges, and future directions in behavioral health. Panelists will share perspectives on the evolving needs of individuals and communities, behavioral health systems and services, and the implications for professionals and the workforce in Tennessee.

This event has been approved for 1.5 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join Alzheimer’s Tennessee for "Caring and Coping," an educational event for medical and social work professionals supporting individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and their caregivers. Learn about dementia symptoms, safe symptom management, caregiver stress, communication and behavioral strategies, environmental considerations, and resources to support families throughout the caregiving journey.

This event has been approved for 4.5 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join Paula Foster, MSW, LCSW, for a live, interactive webinar covering Tennessee's current social work licensure rules and regulations. This session satisfies the Tennessee biennial one-hour licensure rules training requirement for all licensed social workers and also qualifies for 1 CEU of ethics credit. Participants will review pathways to advanced licensure, supervision and documentation requirements, and ethical responsibilities while gaining practical guidance for applying Tennessee Board rules to real-world licensure scenarios.

Scheduled Dates (12:00 PM CT):

• October 20, 2026
• January 19, 2027
• April 20, 2027
• July 20, 2027
• October 19, 2027

Join the University of Tennessee for a webinar exploring the intersection of domestic violence, coercive control, and animal abuse. Participants will learn about pet-inclusive safety planning, barriers survivors with pets may face, and trauma-informed approaches for supporting survivors and their animals.

This event has been approved for 1.0 CEU by NASW-TN.

Join Wendy and Avron B. Fogelman Jewish Family Service for a workshop exploring healing relationships and culture in today’s increasingly divided climate.

Participants will explore moral injury and its impact on clinician well-being and retention, compare retributive and restorative just culture, and develop strategies for career sustainability and creating a restorative workplace culture.

This event has been approved for 3.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the University of Tennessee, Knoxville College of Social Work for an interactive presentation exploring self-disclosure, professional boundaries, and ethical decision-making in social work practice. Participants will examine how boundary decisions can impact therapeutic relationships, professional judgment, and potential bias.

This event has been approved for 3.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the Tennessee Federation for Aging for a two-day conference focused on learning, connection, and practical strategies for supporting Tennessee’s aging population. Sessions will cover topics including healthy aging, elder justice, inclusive services, caregiving, fraud prevention, leadership, and more.

This event has been approved for 9.25 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations for an overview of and orientation to the Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program. Topics covered include PATH program regulations and eligibility requirements, an overview of PATH services, and an introduction to data requirements.

This session has been approved for 1.5 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt for an all-day event exploring how every brain is different. This conference will provide insight into neurodiversity, brain development, trauma, ethics, capacity and consent, and affirming care practices to support compassionate, person-centered approaches when working with individuals and families.

This event has been approved for 6 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the Tennessee Society of Health Care Social Workers – Southeast Council for Emerging Trends in Social Work, a conference focused on emerging topics, professional and regulatory requirements, shared learning, professional connections, and self-care.

This conference has been approved for 6.0 CEUs by NASW-TN, including 2.0 ethics CEUs.

Join Big Hearts Cooperative, LLC for an educational session exploring burnout, compassion fatigue, secondary traumatic stress, therapist impairment, and sustainable self-care practices that support ethical and competent clinical practice.

This event has been approved for 4.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the Tennessee Department of Health for a three-part Social Work Ethics Series exploring the Social Work Code of Ethics, burnout and self-care, and ethical decision-making. Participants will examine the structure, values, and principles of the Code of Ethics; explore how the Code frames self-care and addresses burnout; and apply an ethical decision-making framework to social work practice through case examples.

This event is approved for 3.0 continuing education hours by NASW-TN.

Join the East Coast Center for Mental Health Implementation Support for the Leadership Strategies for Implementing Change Workshop. Participants will develop leadership skills, explore implementation science, and practice applying leadership and implementation strategies to behavioral health settings.

This event has been approved for 6.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the East Coast Center for Mental Health Implementation Support for the Leadership Strategies for Implementing Change Workshop. Participants will develop leadership skills, explore implementation science, and practice applying leadership and implementation strategies to behavioral health settings.

This event has been approved for 6.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join Mental Health America of the Mid-South for a self-paced training designed to equip clinicians with the knowledge and practical skills needed to support individuals, families, workplaces, and communities after a suicide loss. The course explores suicide grief and trauma, culturally responsive support, postvention planning, community coordination, and professional well-being.

This series has been approved for 7.5 CEUs by NASW-TN and is available online on demand.

Join Mental Health America of the Mid-South for a half-day conference exploring the intersection of behavioral health, justice, corrections, and community-based services. Participants will examine strategies to improve mental health outcomes for justice-involved youth and adults through collaboration and continuity of care.

This event has been approved for 4.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join Jamie Lynn Langley, LCSW, for a restorative retreat exploring “Hygge,” the Danish and Norwegian practice of coziness, simplicity, and presence. Participants will explore how Hygge can support self-care, wellness, connection, and restoration for helping professionals.

This workshop has been approved for 10.0 CEUs, including 2.0 in ethics, by NASW-TN.

Join Kawa Counseling for an engaging training on Neurodivergence designed to build understanding, increase confidence in working with neurodivergent individuals, and challenge outdated or inaccurate information.

This event has been approved for 3.0 CEUs by NASW-TN.

Join the Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations for a webinar that will provide detailed information about Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) data collection requirements, explore why data collection is important and how data is used, describe the relationship between HMIS and PDX, and equip PATH providers to collect accurate data from the point of initial client contact through client discharge.

This session has been approved for 1.5 CEUs by NASW-TN.