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***Current Events***
DECEMBER 3RD – 7:15 PM
Holiday Celebration
Hosted By: Lorrie Schroffel, LCSW

January 19th – 7:15 PM
“Integrative Therapeutic Techniques”
Dr. Waldo, a psychiatrist, will discuss a holistic approach to treatment, including alternatives to using psychotropic medication with clients.
Presented By: Dr. Judy Waldo
Hosted By: Florie Lehrburger, LCSW

February 1, 8, 15, 22, 2012 - 6:15-8PM
Continuing Education Series - 6 credit hours
“Babies ‘R Us” Presented by Sarah Lincoln, LCSW

FEBRUARY 16TH – 7:15 PM - Salon
Managing A Trouble-Free License & Legislative Update
Ms. Lincoln will review updates to our license, peer assistance, mandatory disclosure, and more!
Presented By: Sarah Lincoln, LCSW Hosted By: Christina Laird, MSW

February 29, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4 - 6:30-8PM
Continuing Education Series - 9 credit hours
“Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Practical Approach”
Presented by Mel Singer, LCSW & Ron Langer, LCSW, BCD

MARCH 15TH – 7:15 PM - Salon
“Mentalization – Yours, Mine, & Ours”
Ms. Heron will talk about the ability to understand the mental state of ourselves and others which underlies overt behaviors.
Presented By: Joan Heron. LCSW Hosted By: Katharine Rasé, LCSW

April 11, 18, 25, May 2 - 6-7:30PM
Continuing Education Series - 6 credit hours
“Neurodynamic Couples Therapy: An Integrated Approach”
Presented by Jana Edwards, MSW, LCSW, BCD

APRIL 19TH – 7:15 PM - Salon
“Sado-Masochism & Shame: The Treatment of a Woman Trying to Feed & Suffocate Her Baby Within”
Ms. Lehrburger will explore the complex dynamics and treatment implications of clients who carry deep shame in the context of sadomasochist feelings and behavior, and the impact on the therapist.
Presented By: Florie Lehrburger, LCSW Hosted By: Nina McGehee, LCSW

MAY 10TH – 7:15 PM - Salon
“Challenges of Working with the Addicted Teen”
Mr. Black will share his work assessing levels of care and appropriate interventions for the teen who struggles with addiction.
Presented By: Mike Black, LCSW Hosted By: LeAnn Hansen, LCSW

Awards The Colorado Society for Clinical Social Work is proud to offer awards and scholarships to deserving professionals and students every year. We support these recognitions because of our commitment to regularly rewarding excellence in both established and developing clinical social workers in our community. The annual awards are divided into two categories—one for established professionals and one for a graduating MSW student. During Social Work Month each year (March), we recognize the achievements of CSCSW members and other community professionals in the following categories: Most Distinguished Clinician Community Service Award Clinical Social Work Advocate Award President’s Award (given at the discretion of the current president of CSCSW) Ina Mae Denham Award – presented to a graduating MSW student who has submitted the winning paper on a clinical subject. Includes a cash award, a one-year complementary subscription to the Clinical Social Work Journal, and a one-year complementary membership in CSCSW. The contact person for more information about Awards and Scholarships is Jana Edwards at 303-393-1474.