The programs below have been reviewed and approved by the GSCSW CE Committee. They meet the social work continuing education requirements – see Rules 135.9 of the Georgia Composite Board.
If you have any questions about any of the presentations please contact the person listed with the workshop, as they are not GSCSW events. GSCSW won’t be able to answer any questions about any of these presentations. Thank you.
On-going and on-demand:
Monthly – Fridays in 2025
DBT Consult group for Therapists / 1 Core Hour each date
Presenter: Tara Arnold, PhD, LCSW, CEDS-S, RYT-200
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $67.00 each week
Registration: https://www.wholeheartpsychotherapy.net/services-for-therapists/
This group will teach clinicians the entire DBT skills training protocol in an experiential format. In the group, clinicians can apply the skills to increase selfcare
and decrease compassion fatigue. Learning the DBT skills can help clinicians to improve their coping skills necessary for managing difficult cases,
and help them in setting vital boundaries necessary for protecting their energy while working with high acuity clients. The group will also teach the precise
communication skills to help set boundaries with clients, and create more clarity in practice with complex clients. Through the group, clinicians will also be
shown how to teach the DBT skills to their clients, so they can take them into their practice to help their clients cope and thrive.
Monthly – Fridays in 2025
Eating Disorder Consult Group / 1 Core Hour each date
Presenter: Tara Arnold, PhD, LCSW, CEDS-S, RYT-200
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $67.00 each week
Registration: https://www.wholeheartpsychotherapy.net/services-for-therapists/
This group provides education and training in the specialty of Eating disorder treatment from a CEDS-S therapist. Group time will include assessment of eating
disorders,treatment planning and intervention, case consultation, ethical considerations and clinician support opportunities. Clinicians review case
conceptualization and practice development relevant topics monthly.
Monthly Fridays in 2025
RO-DBT Consult Group / 1 Core Hour each date
Presenter: Tara Arnold, PhD, LCSW, CEDS-S, RYT-200
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $67.00 each week
Registration: https://www.wholeheartpsychotherapy.net/services-for-therapists/
RO DBT is a therapy for people who suffer from disorders of over- control. Over-control leads to perfectionism, anorexia, treatment resistant depression, treatment resistant anxiety, and many other struggles. Overcontrol is seen to create profound social loneliness and not feeling part of a tribe. RO DBT emphasizes radical openness and self enquiry through 32 skills in order to help people understand the roots of over-control while working through a program to increase flexibility, increase vulnerability, and feel more connected to others. RO DBT helps clients create a “life worth sharing” by breaking through defenses that keep people disconnected and often misunderstood.
Through this consult group, clinicians will learn RO DBT skills and underpinnings and skills to be able to teach clients in the RO DBT skills. RO is taught in group and reinforced through individual RO DBT therapy, so the consult group will teach and support clinicians in the acquisition of the RO Skills.
Beginning March 14, 2025
Vision Boards in Counseling: A Path to Empowerment & Clarity / 1 Core Hour
Presenter: Dr. Witni Jackson, LCSW, MAC
Location: Asynchronous
Cost: $20.00
Registration: KunaConsultingLLC.com
Imagery techniques have proven effective in addressing a range of challenges, including depression, anxiety and obesity. One such technique, the vision board, has been widely utilized in personal goal setting for years. Vision boards provide a visual representation of an individual’s goals, offering a constant reminder of their aspiration, which can be instrumental in maintaining focus and motivation.
This training will explore the integration of vision boards with Solution Focused Brief Therapy and goal setting theory. Participants will learn how to use vision boards as a therapeutic tool to empower clients, enabling them to clarify their goals, visualize their desired outcomes, and stay focused on achieving them. By combining the strengths of Solution Focused Brief Therapy with the power of imagery, clinicians can guide clients in creating the life they envision and facilitate their journey toward positive change.
Beginning March 14, 2025
Cultural Humility for Helping Professionals: Addressing the Goldilocks Syndrome / 1 Core Hour
Presenter: Dr. Witni Jackson, LCSW, MAC
Location: Asynchronous
Cost: $20.00
Registration: www.kunaConsultingLLC.com
This continuing education course introduces clinicians to the principles of cultural humility, using the “Goldilocks Syndrome” as a framework to explore the challenges of achieving balance in culturally responsive practice. The course critically examines the impact of colonialism on the helping professions, emphasizing the importance of decentralizing the colonizer’s perspective and promoting client-centered care. Participants will learn practical strategies for self-reflection, bias recognition, and collaborative learning to ensure ethical and culturally humble practice. Through case studies and self-assessment, this training prepares clinicians to navigate cultural complexities with sensitivity, humility and respect.
Beginning April 19, 2025
Cartomancy in Therapeutic Practice: Integrating Symbolism and Reflection / 1.0 Core Hour
Presenter: Dr. Witni Jackson, LCSW, MAC
Location: Synchronous
Cost: $20.00
Registration: www.KunaConsultingLLC.com
Exploring Cartomancy in Therapeutic Practice is a unique training designed for mental health professionals interested in integrating cartomancy – reading playing cards, tarot, and Lenormand – into therapeutic settings. This program explores the symbolic and psychological aspects of card reading, ethical considerations, and practical applications for enhancing self-reflection, client insight and narrative therapy techniques. Participants will engage in interactive exercises and case studies to develop a deeper understanding of how cartomancy can be a valuable tool for personal growth and client engagement in a therapeutic context.
MAY 2025
May 2, 2025
Special Topics in IFS Therapy: The Presence of the Therapist, Polarizations, Extreme Protectors, and the Cycle of Addiction / 6 Core Hours
Presenters: Alexia Rothman, Ph.D.
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: $140 before Friday, April 18th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $160 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/internal-family-systems-special-topics
IFS is an evidence-based model of psychotherapy that provides a compassionate, respectful, non-pathologizing approach to understanding the organization and functioning of the human psyche. It provides therapists with a powerful and effective set of tools for empowering clients with a wide range of clinical profiles to heal the wounded and burdened parts of their internal systems, resulting in increased internal harmony, symptom reduction, and improved functioning. In this workshop, participants who are already familiar with the basic principles of IFS will deepen their understanding of the IFS approach to key elements of treatment, including the presence of the therapist, direct access, and working with polarizations between Parts, all of which are essential for effectively treating trauma survivors. Additionally, special focus will be given to conceptualizing and working with addictive processes using IFS techniques.
May 9, 2025
IFS and Polyvagal Theory: Healing Through Compassionate Connection™ / 6 Core Hours
Presenters: Alexia Rothman, Ph.D.
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: $140 before Friday, April 25th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $160 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/ifs-polyvagal-theory
Despite the diversity of content that brings clients to therapy, difficulty regulating their emotional experience is at the heart of their struggles. Clients can feel hijacked by extreme emotional states, uncomfortable in their own skin, or think or behave in ways they wish they wouldn’t. Polyvagal Theory (PVT) helps us understand what is happening on a biological level when our clients are emotionally dysregulated or stuck in adaptive survival states, such as fight, flight, freeze, or numb. Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) offers a compassionate, non-pathologizing approach to healing the wounded, burdened, and traumatized parts of clients’ systems and increasing internal harmony and connection. This workshop explores the integration of IFS therapy and Polyvagal Theory to help clinicians more safely and effectively use the IFS model in treatment.
May 9, 2025
An Introduction to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy / 3.0 Core Hours
Presenter: Sarah Plyler, MS, LMFT, ICEEFT Certified EFCT Therapist
Location: 348 Mount Vernon Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30328
Cost: Early bird $85, Standard rate $95
Registration: https://www.therelationshiphouse.org/event-details-registration/an-introduction-to-emotionally-focused-couples-therapy-1
Are you curious about EFT? Do you want to incorporate an attachment based approach with couples? Are you new to couples work and looking for an effective way to start your journey? Join this workshop in the “EFT Starter Series” and discover how it can revolutionize your work with couples! This workshop is designed for therapists, counselors, psychologists, licensed and pre-licensed professionals who are interested in improving relationship dynamics through EFT. This workshop will cover the basic tenets of Emotionally Focused Therapy and its application with couples. It will specifically address the following objectives: 1) What is
EFT? 2) Learn the Origins of Attachment Science. 3) Identify four Attachment Styles in Couples. 4) Learn What Creates Secure Bonds. 5) Identify Attachment Strategies when in Distress. 6) Understand the Pursue-Withdraw Dance. 7) Learn EFT Model’s Core Assumptions about Emotions in Relationships. 8) Identify Primary and Secondary Emotions. Participants will also have the opportunity to “practice & play” and apply what they learn in this workshop to video examples of distressed relationship dynamics.
May 13, 2025
Understanding Palliative and Hospice Care: When are they Appropriate for Dementia? / 1 Core Hour
Presenter: Alice D Cooper-Saulsberry, LCSW
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: No cost
Registration: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/OOnM7PBZSzeM8VG7X0Zupw
Georgia Memory Net (GMN) TALKS (Teaching, Awareness, Learning, Knowledge, & Scholarship) is a quarterly educational series designed to cater to individuals seeking to broaden their understanding of Mild Cognitive Impairment, Alzheimer’s Disease, and other forms of dementia. This series explores various approaches to improve care for individuals with memory loss, while also offering valuable resources and support. It is specifically tailored for Community Service Educators (CSEs), Georgia Social Workers, community partners, and professionals who work with
individuals affected by memory loss and their caregivers. In this session Alice Cooper-Saulsberry, LCSW, will give an overview of palliative and hospice care in the context of dementia. She will present on the differences between palliative and hospice care, the benefits of these care models for individuals with dementia, and strategies for approaching conversations with patients and caregivers about these options. The session is free to attend, but registration is required!
May 14, 2025
A Trauma-Informed Care for Patients with Cancer / 1 Core Hour
Presenter:Dawnovise N. Fowler, Ph.D., LMSW
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: $15.00
Registration: https://www.gaswog.org/ceuevents.html
The impact of cancer and its treatment methods can be a traumatic experience causing adverse effects on patients’ mental and physical health. A trauma-informed approach equips healthcare professionals with strategies and tools to provide meaningful, wholistic care and support. This workshop focuses on the fundamentals of trauma-informed care
(TIC, i.e., key concepts and assumptions), the importance of TIC for patients with cancer, and the foundational principles for TIC delivery. Ultimately, implementing a trauma-informed approach in cancer care can help promote positive health outcomes.
May 16, 2025
Thoughts, Images, Urges, and Mental Compulsions: The Non-Hollywood Side of OCD / 3 Core Hours
Presenters: Alexia Rothman, Ph.D.
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: $87 before Friday, May 2nd at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $97 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/thoughts-images-urges-mental-compulsions
While many people are familiar with OCD in the sense of what they see in movies or TV shows (i.e., people washing their hands, straightening things, and checking the locks or the stove), there is another side of OCD that is not often acknowledged – the mental compulsion. Sometimes referred to as Pure O, OCD with only (or primarily) mental compulsions is common and can be difficult to treat if you are not trained in identifying how mental compulsions manifest themselves.
These may include the following:
Saying a prayer over and over until it is just right
Counting words, ceiling tiles, or people
Reviewing the conversation that you just had for hours to be sure that you did not offend anyone
Playing out hypothetical future scenarios to check or self-reassure oneself about feared behaviors or desires
Mental compulsions are just as devastating as physical compulsions when it comes to interfering in the life of a person with OCD.
This workshop will focus on how to bring Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) to bear on mental compulsions. Through a thorough review of the various subtypes of OCD, the presenters will give examples of the way mental compulsions can play a role in the maintenance of OCD and then discuss how to develop ERP exercises to specifically challenge those mental compulsions, to decrease the influence of OCD in the life of the sufferer.
Your presenters bring to you over 40 years of combined experience in treating OCD and over 25 books and publications on the topics of OCD, ERP, and anxiety. They have experience in individual and intensive (IOP, PHP, and Residential) therapy for OCD and are frequent presenters at conferences and trainings nationally and internationally.
May 16, 2025
From Resiliency to Thriving: “Developing young people that live their Best Self” / 6 Core Hours
Presenters: Michael Foust, LCSW and Megan Walker, LAMFT
Location: Flowery Branch, GA
Cost: $100.00
Registration: Call to Register – 678-513-5712
All humans have a wealth of elasticity (resiliency) and strength from within and in family and community. Positive youth development (PYD) refers to a youth development approach that aims to build the competencies, skills and abilities of youth they need to grow and flourish. PYD is both a philosophy and an approach to adolescent development. To flourish, or THRIVE, is an orientation toward a life marked by balance, meaning, and learning from experience, in which one knows and finds resources that foster one’s talents, interests, and aspirations, and through which one contributes to the common good. In short, THRIVING is a forward, purposeful motion towards achieving one’s full potential.
Participants will learn theory and practical application of the Positive Youth Development framework. Strategies for the therapy chair, classroom, coaching and parenting will be interrogated for richer youth and family engagement. Participants will explore the 6 c’s of PYD, the 40 internal and external developmental assets and the GPS – Goal, Purse and Shifting – guidance system that directs our young people’s positive contribution.
Adding PYD principles in youth caring programs can impact physical and mental health, intimate relationships, and academics. PYD approaches have had remarkable outcomes with vulnerable youth, including those who have been maltreated ˡ and those part of racial/ethnic minority groups.²
May 17, 2025
Performing the Classics / 2 Core Hours
Presenter: John W. Tucker, MA
Location: Live “Synchronous” Webinar via Zoom and in-person
Cost: FREE; non-members: $35; students $15 CEUs: $25
Registration: https://jungatlanta.com/event-calendar/#!event/2025/5/17/john-tuckerperforming-the-classics
“We are all storytellers. We all live in a network of stories. There isn’t a stronger connection between people than storytelling” — Jimmy Neil Smith
Performing the Classics is a solo-performer storytelling program that dramatizes three classic selections of literature from the Western tradition including Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, Homer’s The Odyssey, and the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk.
“A work of art exists as an autonomous being.”
— C.G. Jung
Jungian symbols will be analyzed within classic works of literature as projections of the unconscious. Aesthetic performance is therapeutic through understnding the healing properties of reconnecting the conscious and unconscious and could create a numinous experience. Art and the realm of experience coincide and foster a development of the “Self”.
May 22, 2025
Family Systems and Introduction to Family Therapy Workshop / 6.5 Core Hours
Presenters: Andrea Meyer Stinson and Morgan Stinson
Location: Macon, GA
Cost: $150-$175
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1324702303249?aff=oddtdtcreator
This dynamic, full-day workshop introduces participants to the core principles of family systems theory and a variety of family therapy models, including Structural, Bowenian, Strategic, and Experiential approaches. Through a blend of engaging lectures, group
discussions, hands-on activities, and roleplay exercises, participants will explore how family dynamics, roles, and relational patterns contribute to client concerns.
JUNE 2025
June 6, 2025
Affairs in Couples Therapy / 5 Core Hours
Presenter: David Woodsfellow, Ph.D.
Location: Live Interactive Webinar
Cost: $120 before Friday, May 23rd at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $135 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/affairs-couples-therapy
Affairs are exhilarating at first. Then excruciating and guilt-producing. They can be difficult to manage for therapists as well. Should we tell clients what to do? Or not? Is an affair always an unthinkable relationship betrayal? Could it also resuscitate and transform a relationship?
In this workshop, we’ll discuss the problem of therapist secrets – and how to handle them. We’ll cover how to get clients to end their affairs; and how to facilitate clients working through the feelings that follow an affair. We’ll talk about how to interweave affair recovery with relationship rebuilding and how to get out of blame and counter-attack gridlock.
In the crucible of couples therapy, partners can do enlivening work. By sharing hurt and fear, remorse and regret, clients can reconnect and re-attach. Based on a blend of Hendrix, Gottman, Johnson, Real, and Perel, we’ll discuss a method of working with affairs that is powerful and deeply healing.
June 7, 2025
Revitalize and Recharge: A Workshop on Burnout Prevention and Wellness for Mental Health Professionals / 3 Core Hours
Presenters: Tiffany Hodge, MSW, LMSW
Location: Synchronous
Cost: $75.00
Registration: https://tiffanyempowers.me/workshops
Join us for a dynamic Continuing Education Unit (CEU) event designed to address the critical issue of burnout among mental health professionals. In this 3 hour interactive workshop, participants will gain valuable insights into recognizing, preventing, and managing burnout while fostering personal well-being and resilience.
June 13, 2025
Ethical Considerations with Sexually Marginalized Clients / 3 Ethics Hours
Presenters: Rachel Anne Kieran, Psy.D.
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $87 before Friday, May 30th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $97 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/sexually-marginalized-clients-ethics
Consensual non-monogamy and consensual power exchange in relationships, as well as a broad diversity in sexual desire and behaviors are more common than most clinicians understand, and a multitude of misunderstandings and pathologizing assumptions continue to exist in this area of human life. This is in spite of revisions to the DSM-5 that significantly depathologized consensual power exchange; specific calls for psychologists to address this stigma in APA-issued Guidelines, and research suggesting that consensually non-monogamous relationship are on the rise and associated with positive psychological outcomes. Despite this, therapist behavior continues to negatively impact clients and endanger our aspirational goals of nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice and respect.
This program is designed to examine best practices in working with clients’ diverse sexual lives from an ethical lens and relevant Statutes. The session will examine the role of informed therapeutic consent in discussing relationship consent with clients, the meaning of cultural competence in the areas of sexual and relational diversity, the impact of therapist paperwork on rapport and autonomy, and questions of access and mental healthcare equity for sexually marginalized populations.
June 20, 2025
Neurodiversity-Affirming Strategies for Treating Co-Occurring OCD and Autism / 6 Core Hours
Presenters: Ashlenn Von Wiegand, Ph.D., LPC, and Hamilton Von Wiegand, LPC
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $140 before Friday, June 6th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $160 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/ocd-and-autism
The rigidity and inflexibility found in OCD can look a lot like autism and vice versa. OCD and autism can coexist, creating unique challenges in assessment and treatment. Traditional approaches to OCD treatment—especially Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)—can be difficult for autistic clients due to sensory sensitivities, cognitive rigidity, and communication differences. Without proper modifications, treatment may feel inaccessible or even counterproductive.
This workshop is designed for those seeking to refine their approach to treating co-occurring OCD and autism. Through practical strategies, case examples, and the delivery of tangible skills, this workshop will equip you to advance the techniques used to work with neurodivergent populations and refine your effectiveness when working with this population.
June 21, 2025
Becoming a Clinical Supervisor: Logistics, Best Practices and Ethics / 5 Core and 1 Ethics hours
Presenters: Jamie Bray, LCSW & Jean Rowe, LCSW, CJT
Location: Virtual
Cost: $165.00
Registration: Email Jean – fsconsulting2013@gmail.com
This workshop will be a day-long continuing education program designed for licensed
clinical social workers considering becoming clinical supervisors and already-established clinical supervisors seeking guidance and training. This role in the social work profession is critical in helping social workers work towards clinical licensure. It is a role that
requires integrity, self-awareness, ethics and organization. The social work profession
needs clinical supervisors to learn well how to serve in this role in order to be a mentor and model for future clinically licensed social workers.
June 21-22, 2025
RLT Relational Skills Bootcamp (Relational Life Therapy) / 12 Core Hours
Presenters: Sheri Hardin, LCSW and Amy Robbins, LPC
Location: Wylde Center, Decatur, GA
Cost: $550, $450 for federal employees
Registration: https://plumtreecounseling.com/relationship-bootcamps/
A Transformative 2-Day Workshop for Couples and Individuals. Learn the essential skills to improve communication, resolve conflict, and build intimacy.
“Intimacy isn’t something you have, it’s something you do. And you can learn to do it better.” — Terry Real
You will learn essential skills from Relational Life Therapy (RLT)—the radically effective approach to relationship therapy created by internationally-recognized therapist and bestselling author, Terry Real. RLT is known for its ability to spark profound, lasting change in individuals and their relationships, and these skills will help you build and sustain meaningful connections.
June 27, 2025
Overcoming Health Anxiety: Etiology and Treatment Considerations for Health-Based Worries / 4 Core Hours
Presenters: Michael Stier, LPC
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $109 before Friday, June 13th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $122 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/health-anxiety
Health anxiety, driven by excessive worry about illness or bodily sensations, can significantly impair daily functioning and lead to increased healthcare utilization. This training will explore the underlying causes (etiology) of health anxiety, including maladaptive health beliefs and compulsive behaviors that reinforce the cycle of anxiety. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the psychological and behavioral mechanisms that maintain health-related worries and reinforce cycles of anxiety.
The presentation will also focus on evidence-based treatment strategies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention techniques (ERP), and mindfulness-based interventions. Special attention will be given to addressing reassurance-seeking behaviors, avoidance, and rumination while providing tools to help patients disengage from mental and behavioral rituals. This training will equip participants with practical skills to help individuals manage health anxiety and increase their competency to address the intricacies that are associated with Health Anxiety.
JULY 2025
July 18, 2025
Introduction to Herbal Interventions for Mental Health Professionals / 6 Core Hours
Presenters: Vicki Anderson, PsyD and Maria Noel Graves, RH(AHG)
Location: Live Interactive Webinar (“Synchronous”)
Cost: $140 before Friday, July 4th at 5:00pm Eastern Time, $160 after
Registration: https://www.theknowledgetree.org/p/herbal-interventions
This workshop is an introduction to some of the most common herbs taken for mental health concerns. We will discuss their benefits, cautions, and clinical examples. Additionally, your speakers will discuss the scope of practice and the ethics involved in the discussion of herbs with your clients as a mental health practitioner.
It is common for many mental health practitioners to be treating clients who are interested in or have tried various herbal remedies (for example, St. John’s Wort for depression, Chamomile tea for sleep, Rescue Remedy for anxiety, or Echinacea and Elderberry for immune system support). As mental health professionals we may hear about these herbal interventions, but we are certainly not trained in their effects. It can also be confusing for clinicians to navigate the integrative healthcare landscape with conflicting claims of evidence and safety. So, please join us for this fascinating and informative workshop
July 19-20, 2025
Integration and Ethical Considerations / 9 Ethics Hours
Presenters: LeNaya Smith Crawford, LMFT
Location: Synchronous
Cost: $150.00
Registration: www.lenayasmithcrawford.com
This workshop is designed to help therapists, counselors and mental health professionals understand the importance of Integration and Ethical Considerations
AUGUST 2025
August 16, 2025
Revitalize and Recharge: A Workshop on Burnout Prevention and Wellness for Mental Health Professionals / 3 Core Hours
Presenters: Tiffany Hodge, MSW, LMSW
Location: Synchronous
Cost: $75.00
Registration: https://tiffanyempowers.me/workshops
Join us for a dynamic Continuing Education Unit (CEU) event designed to address the critical issue of burnout among mental health professionals. In this 3 hour interactive workshop, participants will gain valuable insights into recognizing, preventing, and managing burnout while fostering personal well-being and resilience
SEPTEMBER 2025
September 13, 2025
Revitalize and Recharge: A Workshop on Burnout Prevention and Wellness for Mental Health Professionals / 3 Core Hours
Presenters: Tiffany Hodge, MSW, LMSW
Location: Synchronous
Cost: $75.00
Registration: https://tiffanyempowers.me/workshops
Join us for a dynamic Continuing Education Unit (CEU) event designed to address the critical issue of burnout among mental health professionals. In this 3 hour interactive workshop, participants will gain valuable insights into recognizing, preventing, and managing burnout while fostering personal well-being and resilience.
September 18 – 20, 2025 (sessions are held on September 19 and 20)
Hot Topics in Hotlanta / 10.5 Core hours
Presenters: Melissa Gratias, PhD; Cameron Gott, PCC; Beth Nolan, PhD; Carrie Lane, PhD; Cynthia
Palmisano, PsyD; Stacy Scott, OTD; Becky Beaton-York, PhD
Location: Atlanta, GA
Cost: $Up to $875
Registration: https://www.challengingdisorganization.org/education-and-events/upcoming-events/
This is the annual conference sponsored by the Institute for Challenging Disorganization. There will be four 90-minute presentations on Friday and three on Saturday. The topics will include Decision Fatigue, Autism, Hoarding, Trauma, ADHD, Aging, and Chronic Disorganization. Most meals on both Friday and Saturday are included in the registration fee.