Binghamton, NY	Buffalo, NY	Long Island, NY
May 31, 2013	June 28, 2013	Sept. 27, 2013

2013 Training Topics

• Military Cultural Competence
• Veterans & Military Family Panel
• Post-Traumatic Stress and mTBI
• Luncheon Film & Discussion on Women Veterans
• Suicide Prevention
• Reintegration
• Integration of Spirituality in Treatment with Veterans
• Resiliency & Recovery of the Wounded Warrior
• Substance Misuse & Co-Occurring disorders in Veterans

Registration:  $45- Regular Admission; $35 NASW Members/ Veterans
8.0 NASW-NYS and OASAS CEU’s will be offered

Click Here for Program Details & Online Registration

For questions regarding the conference please contact the Chapter Office

Does your agency or program serve veterans?
Promote awareness of your program to attendees at one or all of our VMHTI events as a Community Resource Exhibitor

Click Here for Exhibitor Registration Form

Contact Celisia Street with questions about Exhibiting.

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Your Feedback is Requested:  Let us know about your experiences with regard to the NYS SAFE Act.

Please take a few minutes to respond to our brief five (5) Question  Survey

As we have previously reported, effective March 16, 2013 Licensed Clinical Social Workers are among the four mental health professionals specifically designated in NY’s SAFE Act as being required to report to local mental health officials when there is reason to believe a patient is likely to engage in conduct that will cause serious harm to themselves for the purpose of crosschecking the individual’s name against the new comprehensive gun registration database. If the individual possesses a gun, the license will be suspended and law enforcement will be authorized to remove the person's firearm (or the individual may be prevented from obtaining one in the future).

There has (rightfully so) been a considerable amount of confusion among providers related to the who, where, and what specifics of reporting and as such ask that you complete a brief survey.  Results will be used to assist us with our ongoing efforts to make amendments to the reporting requirements and engage the press on implementation issues faced by providers.

We appreciate your taking the time to inform us on your experiences. 
Click here to begin the survey

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NASW-NYS Chapter Workforce Commission Hosts
Regional Workforce Roundtable Discussion Series

NASW-NYS Workforce Commission is hosting a series of regional meetings throughout NYS with social work practitioners from all areas of practice in an effort to further understand the challenges shaping the social work workforce.  We encourage you to attend and share your experiences.  Your professional association needs to hear your voice to effectively advocate on your behalf and address the issues of concern to you.

ALL Social Workers are invited to Attend

Click here for dates of regional roundtables.