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The SkillBuilder training calendar is published three times a year in January, May, and September by the West Virginia Commission for National and Community Service. The next PRINT DEADLINE for events taking place September 2010 through January 2011 is August 27, 2010. Submissions may be made online at any time. The deadline applies only to getting your training listed in the next printed version of SkillBuilder.

ID Course Name, Date, Time, Location, Instructor, Fee How to Register Course Description
1207    Adult CPR and First Aid classes
Mid-Ohio Valley Chapter American Red Cross
Starts: 09/14/2010, 6:00 PM
Ends: 09/16/2010, 10:00 PM

American Red Cross Office 220 8th Street Parkersburg, WV 26104
Instructor: Kay Villers
Registration Fee: 45.00
   To register, please contact:
Kay Villers
304-485-7311
villersk@usa.redcross.org
   Participants will learn the necessary skills to perform CPR and First Aid on adults.







1111    From Hello to Good Riddance—Personnel Policies and Practices that Make Sense for Your Nonprofit
Nonprofit Education & Training (N.E.T.)
Starts: 09/16/2010, 9:30 AM
Ends: Same Day , 2:30 PM

WVU East City Hospital, Byrd Health Sciences Center Auditorium, 2500 Foundation Way, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Instructor: West Virginia employment attorney Neal Barkus and H.R. Executive Amy Panzarella.
Registration Fee: 35
   To register, please contact:
felicia Fuller
304-264-0353
ffuller@EWVCF.org
   What policies does West Virginia require in employment practices? What’s the best way to hire and fire? Is less more when it comes to your Personnel Policy? What sort of recruiting pitfalls should you avoid? What’s the best way to provide regular reviews of your employees? How do you communicate with a problematic employee? Oh boy, do you need this workshop!







1214    Funding Opportunities for AmeriCorps and Citizen Corps Programs
Volunteer West Virginia
Starts: 09/22/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 3: PM

Martinsburg - Berkeley County Public Library, Martinsburg
Instructor: Volunteer West Virginia Staff
Registration Fee: FREE
   To register, please contact:
Jessica Auxier
304-558-0111
jessica.n.auxier@wv.gov
   Do you need people-power to accomplish your organization’s goals? Are you interested in disaster preparedness in your community? Do you need help building capacity? Attend an information session sponsored by Volunteer West Virginia, the state’s Commission for National and Community Service, to find out about opportunities that may be right for your organization. Learn when and how to apply for funding.







1213    Funding Opportunities for AmeriCorps and Citizen Corps Programs
Volunteer West Virginia
Starts: 09/22/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 3: PM

Sleep Inn, 1015 Oakvale Road, Princeton
Instructor: Volunteer West Virginia Staff
Registration Fee: FREE
   To register, please contact:
Jessica Auxier
304-588-0111
Jessica.N.Auxier@wv.gov
   Do you need people-power to accomplish your organization’s goals? Are you interested in disaster preparedness in your community? Do you need help building capacity? Attend an information session sponsored by Volunteer West Virginia, the state’s Commission for National and Community Service, to find out about opportunities that may be right for your organization. Learn when and how to apply for funding.







1180    Child Welfare: Where We’ve Been, Where We’re Going
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 09/22/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

WVU - Eastern Division, Byrd Health Sciences Center, Martinsburg, WV
Instructor: Craig T. Cline, MSW, LSW
Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will assist participants in viewing child welfare practices from a historical perspective. Significant events in the history of child welfare will be discussed and major legislation concerning child welfare will be reviewed. Participants will be introduced to current trends in the field, how those trends impact the children we serve, and the future of child welfare in America.







1182    Planning for Successful Projects
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 09/24/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 4:30 PM

Gaston Caperton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: William D. Wyant
Registration Fee: $40
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to define a project, state objectives, specify outcomes/deliverables, construct a time line, develop a work breakdown schedule (WBS), develop a linear responsibility chart (LRC), develop a Gantt chart, understand the relationships among time, cost, quantity and quality, and consider the relationships among projects in a multiple project environment.







1181    Interviewing Strategies for Employers
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 09/24/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

Gaston Caperton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: Jennifer Powell, MSW, LGSW, JD
Registration Fee: $35
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. Participants will learn to define and identify types of interviewing strategies and effective questioning techniques to utilize when interviewing and making hiring decisions for volunteer and paid employment positions. We will also review the types of interviews and types of questioning that may appropriately be employed to get the best information from candidates.







1168    Homebuyers Education Classes
Religious Coalition for Community Renewal
Starts: 09/25/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 5:00 PM

RCCR Office, Charleston
Instructor: Andrew Myers
Registration Fee: 75.00
   To register, please contact:
Andrew Myers
304-346-6398
amyers@rccr.org
   Homebuyer education courses can be extremely helpful to both first-time and experienced homebuyers, even when not required by your lender. These courses can help you build a foundation for successful homeownership by giving you tools and strategies for managing these key areas:







1183    Hypnosis for the Non-Hypnotist
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 09/30/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Mon General Conference Center, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Neil Newfield, PhD
Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This all day workshop will discuss what hypnosis is, teach rudimentary skills for facilitating trance, and present some basic techniques for using hypnosis in counseling.







1206    Foster/Adopt Open House
Mission WV, Inc
Starts: 09/30/2010, 6:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 8:00 PM

Bank of Romney Community Building
Instructor: Foster Parent and Agency Speakers.
Registration Fee: free
   To register, please contact:
Carrie Robey
304-562-0723
crobey@missionwv.org
   This is an Open House for people interested in adopting or providing in home foster care.







1177    PMP Exam Prep Training
WV/OV Chapter, Project Management Institute
Starts: 09/30/2010, 8:00 AM
Ends: 10/08/2010, 5:30 PM

Room 232, I-79 Technology Park Research Center, Fairmont, WV
Instructor: Dr. Eldon Larsen, PMP®
Registration Fee: 995.00
   To register, please contact:
Marvin Taylor, Chapter President
304-541-9964
president@wvovpmi.org
   35 hours of intensive project management fundamental instruction organized according to the Project Management Institute's Project Management Body of Knowledge, qualifying students with appropriate background experience to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) examination. Class meets on two successive Thursday and Fridays only, total of 4 days. Price includes annual membership in PMI and the local chapter. For more info and to register, see www.wvovpmi.org.







1215    Funding Opportunities for AmeriCorps and Citizen Corps Programs
Volunteer West Virginia
Starts: 10/06/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 3: PM

Volunteer Action Center, 521 Market Street, Parkersburg
Instructor: Volunteer West Virginia Staff
Registration Fee: FREE
   To register, please contact:
Jessica Auxier
304-558-0111
jessica.n.auxier@wv.gov
   Do you need people-power to accomplish your organization’s goals? Are you interested in disaster preparedness in your community? Do you need help building capacity? Attend an information session sponsored by Volunteer West Virginia, the state’s Commission for National and Community Service, to find out about opportunities that may be right for your organization. Learn when and how to apply for funding.







1184    Helping Your Hispanic Clients
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/07/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Monongalia General Hospital Conference Center, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Richard Fleisher, BA, MA and Amy Hampton, MSW
Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will focus on strategies for successfully reaching and providing service for Hispanics. Presentations, discussions, and experiential activities will make Hispanic language and acculturation more clear and relevant to workshop participants. Differences in educational levels, language skills, income levels, and cultural values among Hispanics need to be considered by professionals when serving Hispanic clients and their families.







1186    Tax Obligations of Tax Exempt Organizations
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/08/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 3:00 PM

Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV
Instructor: Steven Hoffman, MT, EA, CFP
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $25 or take the morning session for a combined fee of $40
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This session will clarify the tax withholding, tax reporting and required tax disclosure obligations of nonprofits. This will help the organization to become and stay compliant with tax laws to maintain the tax exempt status.







1185    Risk Management for Tax Exempt Organizations
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/08/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV
Instructor: Steven Hoffman, MT, EA, CFP and Joanne Dennison, MS in Ed., CMP
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $25 or take the afternoon session for a combined fee of $40
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This session will assist you in defining risks and how to address them for the benefit of your organization. Learn how to identify, prioritize and determine which risks your organization may be willing to assume and those which must be actively addressed. Techniques for risk assessment and risk management will be presented.







1187    Ethical Decision Making: Staying Out of the “Fog Zone”
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/13/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:30 PM

WVU- Eastern Division, Byrd Health Sciences Center, Martinsburg, WV
Instructor: Jane Riffe, EdD, LPC, LICSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. Using the ACA and NASW Codes of Ethics, this course will provide guidelines for daily practical decision-making. Topics covered will include: recent code changes on culturally sensitivity, boundary crossings vs. boundary violations, dual/multiple relationships as well as practice in small communities, barter/gifts, and confidentiality.







1208    Adult CPR and First Aid class
MOV American Red Cross
Starts: 10/14/2010, 6:00 PM
Ends: 10/19/2010, 10:00 PM

Red Cross Office 220 8the street Parkersburg, WV 26104
Instructor: Key Villers
Registration Fee: 45.00
   To register, please contact:
Kay Villers
304-485-7311
villersk@usa.redcross.org
   Participants will learn the necessary skills to perform CPR and First Aid on adults.







1188    This is My Life We’re Quarreling About!
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/15/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 3:00 PM

Gaston Capterton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: Fran Allen, MA, LSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $45
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. When there is conflict, stress increases, and both care giver and care recipient can feel trapped and disrespected. This practical workshop offers an approach to preventing or resolving conflict, so that both the supporter and the person being supported are respected while ensuring the best possible experience to the person whose life is at the center.







1176    Local American Red Cross Training
Eastern Panhandle ARC, Franklin Citizen Corps Council, and Pendleton County LEPC
Starts: 10/16/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 3:00 AM

Pendleton County Community Center in Franklin, WV
Instructor: Jeff Levesque
Registration Fee: Free
   To register, please contact:
Edna Mullenax
304 358-3889
mullenaxed@yahoo.com
   The Eastern Panhnadle Chapter fo the American Red Cross will provide this unique training opportunity. Training will include the three classes consider to be







1178    Food Pantry Management/ Grant Writing
Community Lutheran Partners
Starts: 10/22/2010, 00 AM
Ends: 10/23/2010, AM

McLure Motel, Wheeling WV
Instructor:
Registration Fee: Please contact agency
   To register, please contact:
Sherri Schafer
304-312-4222
clp@clp-online.org
   Workshop will focus on different styles of food pantry management - prepackaged, choice. There will also be a presentation on gardening projects. Participants will hear from a pastor who spent 100 days on a bamboo bike built for 3 traveling all over the US to raise awareness for world hunger. Friday evening will conclude with a panel discussion so participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenters. Saturday workshops include grant writing, confidentiality and volunteer management.







1189    Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children and Adolescents
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/25/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

WVU- Charleston Division, Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV
Instructor: D. Steve Hardin, MSW, EdD(c), LICSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. Psychologically traumatizing events can result in lifelong problems for children, adolescents and their families. Children and adolescents with traumatic histories often exhibit symptoms of PTSD. Workshop participants will be presented with the basics of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Treatment and methods of implementation by utilizing the case study method of instruction from practice examples.







1212    Business Volunteer Institute
Volunteer West Virginia
Starts: 10/26/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: Same Day10/2010, 4:00 PM

Ramada Plaza Hotel, South Charleston
Instructor: Bea Boccalandro
Registration Fee: $50
   To register, please contact:
Moya Doneghy
304-558-0111
Moya.Doneghy@wv.gov
   Ever get the feeling that you aren't offering employees enough to keep them fully engaged – despite your company's vacation, work-life balance and other employee benefits? Do you sometimes think your employees don't bring all their energy and enthusiasm to the workplace with them? Does it seem like employees want more from work than they are getting? This highly interactive session will help business managers at any level learn how simple strategies for engaging employees in efforts that support societal causes can bring excitement and innovation to the workplace, revitalize work teams and improve performance.







1191    Money, Mission or Both?
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/27/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

WVU Evansdale Campus, National Research Center for Coal and Energy Building, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Vicki Shean and Trina Bartlett, MSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the morning session for a combined fee of $50
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. Nonprofit organizations sometimes drift away from their core mission in order to access program funding that ensures payrolls are met and the financials statements are healthy. The purpose of this workshop is to guide participants through the process of developing programs that meet organizational mission, community needs, and the demand for sustainable funding.







1190    Nonprofit Management, Leadership, Ethics and Governance for Boards
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/27/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

WVU Evansdale Campus, National Research Center for Coal & Energy Building, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Steven Hoffman, MT, EA, CFP and Joanne Dennison, MS in Ed., CMP
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $25 or take the afternoon session for a combined fee of $50
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This workshop will provide an overview of what is required to meet the IRS tax obligations regarding the governance of nonprofit organizations, including a review of important questions on the new Form 990. Come learn about governance and stewardship of Funds and protecting the tax exempt status of your organization.







1194    Entering the Safe Zone: Practice with LGB Youth
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/29/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling, WV
Instructor: Emily McCave, MSW, PhD
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the morning session for a combined fee of $60
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. In this session, participants will be exposed to the: 1) common myths about Lesbian, Gay or Bisexual (LGB)individuals; 2) dimensions of sexuality; 3) risk and resiliency factors for LGB youth; 4) what Gay Affirmative Practice (GAP) looks like with youth; and 4) a look at the GAP Scale for practitioners.







1193    Gay Identity Development in Appalachia
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/29/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling, WV
Instructor: Chatman Neely, LCSW, ACSW, PhD Candidate
Registration Fee: Chatman Neely, LCSW, ACSW, PhD Candidate
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. Appalachian men who choose to have intimate relationships with other men grow up in a realm of intense self awareness, self scrutiny, self management, and creative adaptation. Growing up gay and Appalachian creates multiple challenges as well as unique relational opportunities. The goal is: To describe, elaborate, and expand an understanding of the experiences of growing up gay and Appalachian.







1192    Volunteer Management: Getting Them and Keeping Them
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 10/29/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 3:00 PM

Gaston Caperton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: Suzanne M. Marsh, MPA
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $55
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This workshop will illustrate the elements of an effective volunteer management program to ensure that your volunteer management program is successful. Participants will receive tips on recruiting volunteers across different generations, effective communication, and making sure that potential volunteers know what’s in it for them.







1197    Grant Writing for Social Services
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/05/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Mountain State University, Carter Hall, Beckley, WV)
Instructor: Karen Harper-Dorton, PhD, MSW Chair
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the morning session for a combined fee of $60
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. Participants will learn the basics of proposal components, common terms, and need for developing clear goals and objectives. This session will address identifying a community or organizational need and finding funding opportunities to meet such need from foundation, federal, state, community and corporate grant giving opportunities.







1195    Personality Disorders: Recognition, Diagnosis, Treatment & Survival
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/05/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church,, Martinsburg, WV
Instructor: Chatman Neely, LCSW, ACSW, PhD Candidate
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will define personality and personality disorders, assist with recognizing a personality disorder, and discuss the causes and types of personality disorders. The workshop will also focus on the support and self care essential for professionals working with personality disorders.







1196    Providing Social Services in a Rural Environment
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/05/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

Mountain State University, Carter Hall, Beckley, WV
Instructor: Robin A.R. Smith, LSW, MGM
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the afternoon session for a combined fee of $60
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and WVU Continuing Education Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This workshop will explore some of the unique barriers to rural programming and processes to develop strategies to overcome the barriers and measure success. Collaboration, leadership skills and the use of both paid and volunteer positions in service delivery will be discussed.







1199    Teaching What I Need to Learn: Preventing Conflicts of Interest, Developing and Maintaining Healthy Boundaries, and Understanding and Alleviating Impairment in Social Work and Counseling Practice
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/09/2010, 1:00 PM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

, Location TBA, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Jennifer Powell, MSW, LGSW, JD
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the morning session for a combined fee of $60
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will identify the types of relationships that helping professionals may develop with their clients that might lead to conflicts of interest and boundary issues. This workshop will also explore the concept of professional impairment and review how professional impairment can likely lead to these and other ethical lapses. We will identify some strategies for preventing and/or alleviating impairment.







1198    Responding to Mental Health and Public Health Needs: Fostering Community Resilience and Well-Being After a Disaster
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/09/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12:00 PM

, Location TBA, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Michael Zakour, MSW, PhD
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $35 or take the afternoon session for a combined fee of $60
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will help both direct and community practitioners to adapt existing social work, psychological, and counseling interventions for use with disaster survivors. The strengths and empowerment approaches will provide the underlying values and framework for these interventions. Community interventions which have strong implications for the wellness and well-being of survivors will also be a focus of this workshop.







1112    Got Facebook? Social marketing technologies for smart nonprofits
nonprofit Education & Training (N.E.T.)
Starts: 11/10/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 12: PM

TBA
Instructor: DAvid Welch
Registration Fee: 25
   To register, please contact:
Felicia Fuller
304-264-0353
ffuller@EWVCF.org
   While nonprofit organizations struggle with very limited resources, they do have one enormous resource with huge potential—the Internet. Social media and online marketing offer a wealth of low-cost opportunities for nonprofits to reach volunteers and donors. These opportunities, used correctly, can also provide a new way to raise awareness and funds, collaborate, spread your message, and empower people. Participants should be able to identify and determine the best use of social marketing strategies, tools, and tactics to help meet organization mission.







1200    Ten Things You Need to Know About Kids
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/12/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Gaston Caperton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: Jim Harris, Ed.S., LICSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will focus on some of the most common misconceptions people have about children and talk about how they affect our ability to intervene effectively. We will pay specific attention to child development, behavioral risk factors, challenging quick fix strategies, behavioral sequence, mental illness, as well as relationship skills.







1179    Building Teen Leaders
HI-Y
Starts: 11/12/2010, 4:00 PM
Ends: 11/14/2010, 12:30 PM

Jackson's Mill Conference Center
Instructor: Charlie Myers and others
Registration Fee: $170
   To register, please contact:
Charlie Myers
304-675-5899
charlie@hi-y.org
   Effective communication, leadership, and student organization skills along with teen volunteer initiatives enable teens to return home ready to make differences for good in their organizations, schools and communities. Service-Learning is the foundation of the weekend. HI-Y teens, students and teachers involved with the Department of Education's Learn and Serve program and other interested teens participate.







1201    Sex, Sexuality, and Sexual Orientation Issues of Older Adults
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/15/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 5:00 PM

Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV
Instructor: Samuel Leizear, MSW, LGSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $75
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will present information on how to broach the subject of sexuality with older adults; education caregivers regarding respectful and safe sexual activity; the specific issues faced those that identify as something other than heterosexual, and the reality that sexual activity among older adults does exist and should be as part of their care plans in community-based and residential settings.







1209    Adult CPR and First Aid Classes
MOV Chapter American Red Cross
Starts: 11/16/2010, 6:00 PM
Ends: 11/18/2010, 10:00 PM

Red Cross office 220 8th street Parkersburg, WV 26104
Instructor: Kay Villers
Registration Fee: 45.00
   To register, please contact:
Kay Villers
304-485-7311
villersk@usa.redcross.org
   Participants will learn the necessary skills to perform CPR and First Aid on adults.







1202    Self Care: Using Mindfulness to Reduce Compassion Fatigue
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 11/17/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Monongalia General Hospital Conference Center, Mylan Room, Morgantown, WV
Instructor: Jane Riffe, EdD, LPC, LICSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This self-care workshop will provide an introduction to mindfulness-based stress reduction practices to help to offset job stress, maintain personal balance, and decrease risk for stress-related physical and emotional problems.







1203    Lori’s Guide to Great Groups!
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 12/03/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Ohio Valley Medical Center, Living Room, Wheeling, WV
Instructor: Lori Fell, MSW, MDiv
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $65
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. Participants in this workshop will review the benefits of working in a group setting, discuss the phases of group development and have the opportunity to look at personal characteristics or issues that could both inhibit or enhance your group leadership success. Participants will have the opportunity to participate in group activities as both group member and group facilitator.







1204    Understanding and Treating Returning Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans with PTSD
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 12/03/2010, 9:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 5:00 PM

, Beckley Raleigh Convention Center, Beckley, WV
Instructor: R. Jeremy Harrison, MSW, LICSW
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $75
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work and LPC. This workshop will provide participants with a detailed look at the problems facing our nation’s newest veterans. Military terminology, expectations, and stereotypes, as well as chief complaints and concerns from our veteran families will be discussed. Current assessment and treatment methods will be reviewed, as well as changes being made by the government to better address veterans and family concerns.







1211    LeadershipPlenty
Volunteer West Virginia
Starts: 12/07/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: 12/10/2010, 4:00 PM

Ramada Plaza Hotel, South Charleston
Instructor: Trish Hatfield
Registration Fee: $165
   To register, please contact:
Moya Doneghy
304-558-0111
Moya.Doneghy@wv.gov
   The highly interactive LeadershipPlenty program is designed to strengthen community leadership by providing tools for people to work together. This hands-on training consists of nine 3-hour modules that teach practical skills in identifying community assets, making meetings work, partnership development, conflict management, moving from talk to action, evaluation and communication. Registration includes all training materials as well as lunch and breaks on all four days. Social Work CEUs are available.







1205    When Ethics and Law Collide: How Common Ethical Issues Can Give Rise to Lawsuits and How You Can Avoid that Happening to You!
WVU Division of Social Work (http://socialwork.wvu.edu/ce)
Starts: 12/10/2010, 10:00 AM
Ends: Same Day , 4:00 PM

Gaston Caperton Center, Clarksburg, WV
Instructor: Jennifer Powell, MSW, LGSW, JD,
Registration Fee: Registration Fee: $55
   To register, please contact:
Erica Martin
304-293-3780
erica.martin@mail.wvu.edu
   Approved for CE hours for social work. This workshop will help a licensed social worker understand how common ethical issues can give rise to civil lawsuits including social work malpractice claims and will give practical suggestions on how to minimize the risk of having ethics complaints and lawsuits filed against the social worker. Participants will work through specific case examples involving privacy/confidentiality, documentation in client records/reports and conflicts of interest.







1210    Adult CPR and First Aid classes
MOV Chapter American Red Cross
Starts: 12/14/2010, 6:00 PM
Ends: 12/16/2010, 10:00 PM

Red Cross Office 220 8th street Parkersburg, WV 26104
Instructor: Kay Villers
Registration Fee: 45.00
   To register, please contact:
Kay Villers
304-485-7311
villersk@usa.redcross.org
   Participants will learn the necessary skills to perform CPR and First Aid on adults.