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Military Social Work Conference
Fourth Annual Military Social Work Conference: Supporting Diversity in the Military, Veterans and Their Families: Implications for Practice, Education and Research
The Fourth Annual Military Social Work Conference offers opportunities for skill development among military and community providers who seek to improve their practice with military personnel, veterans and their families; to highlight best practices in higher education related to military students and curriculum; and to present research findings in these areas.
Register here, download the conference schedule (PDF). Find full details here.
Find out more »Private Psychotherapy Practice
Thinking about going into private practice?
Have questions about group versus private practice settings?
Join Megan Zesati, LCSW in a conversational workshop about the ins and outs of starting a private Psychotherapy practice.
RSVP on STEER! https://socialwork.utexas.edu/dccs/steer-your-career/
Find out more »London May-Mester Info Session
Come learn about the London May-Mester, “The Roots of Social and Economic Justice.” During this summer program lead by social work faculty, students deepen their understanding of social justice, experience the diversity and multicultural landscape of London, and explore the historical roots of social welfare and social work. Students’ learning culminates through an in-depth project exploring a contemporary social justice issue in conjunction with local social service agencies.
Find out more »Cognitive Processing Therapy
“Cognitive Processing Therapy” by Katherine Dondanville, PsyD, ABPP. Register here.
Find out more »Art Therapy and Private Practice
Come hear Mandy Rutherford, LCSW talk about art therapy and private practice. Explore the intersection of trauma, grief, loss and private practice art therapy. Don’t miss out on the hands on experience!
RSVP on STEER https://socialwork.utexas.edu/dccs/steer-your-career/
Find out more »London May-Mester Info Session
Come learn about the London May-Mester, “The Roots of Social and Economic Justice.” During this summer program lead by social work faculty, students deepen their understanding of social justice, experience the diversity and multicultural landscape of London, and explore the historical roots of social welfare and social work. Students’ learning culminates through an in-depth project exploring a contemporary social justice issue in conjunction with local social service agencies.
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