BSU School of Social WorkProfessional Education Workshops Workshop InformationThe cost is $60 per workshop. A fee of $20 is offered to current supervisors of BSU SSW students. Three (3) Continuing Education Credits in Social Work will be awarded for each completed workshop. To Register for any of the workshops below, click on the Registration button on the bottom of this page.2026- 2027 Workshop ScheduleComplex Ethical Challenges in Social Work: Protecting Clients and OurselvesOct. 8, 2026, 9 am – 12 pm via ZoomFrederic G. Reamer, PhDProfessor Emeritus, Rhode Island College• Moving beyond introductory concepts, difficult and complex issues explored, and strategies for preventing litigation and complaints discussed.• Cases will be offered to explore such areas asboundaries, dual relationships, conflict of interest, privileged communication, client’s rights, andtermination.• Overview of relevant ethics and practice standards, statutes, regulations, and case law addressed toprovide frameworks for practice. REGISTRATION Caring for the CaregiverNov. 20, 2026, 9 am – 12 pm via ZoomCynthia Kaplan, PhD, Director of Trauma Training and ConsultationChildren and Adolescent Division: McLean Hospital• Discuss importance of self-care and strategies to support emotional, psycho-social and psychological well-being for caregivers who work with trauma.• Explore the bio-psychosocial theory of stress and trauma and implications for caregivers.• Discuss reactions that can limit social and emotional support and practice examples of validation,communication and inter-personal skills to increase meaningful support. REGISTRATION Wraparound: Incorporating the Model in Today’s PracticeFeb. 5, 2027, 9 am – 12 pm via ZoomKathleen Anderson, LICSWPart-time Faculty: Bridgewater State University School of Social WorkWraparound Process and Specialty TrainingCoordinator: Brockton Area Multi-Services, Inc•Description of the origins and evolution of theWraparound Model from 1970-2027•Discussion of ten principles that can be incorporated into supervision.•Exploration of how the model can be applied to a variety of clinical and other social work practice settings. REGISTRATION Homicide of a Young Person: Responding to Families and CommunitiesApr. 2, 2027, 10 am – 1pm at Bridgewater State main campusIn collaboration with the Louis D. Brown Peace InstituteClinician Leaders will address the impact of violent death of youth and young adults on families and communities, and the interplay of useful response and social justice. REGISTRATION Certificate Program (by application only with deadline September 4, 2026)Responding to the Death of a Young Person: Impact on Families and CommunitiesSponsored by the Cassidy Murray FoundationTen-week sessions beginning on October 13, 2026. Application at:https://bridgew.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d5dNrKewO6Cyu0uPlease contact Carol Masshardt, LICSW with any questions at cmasshardt@bridgew.edu
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