A recorded webinar covering best practices of how to counsel and support students online. While the target audience is school counselors, social workers will get a lot of value and insight from the presenter’s 9+ years of experience providing services in a virtual school setting.

This is a link to the recording and slides from SSWAA’s webinar last week: COVID-19 Health Crisis - Getting through this Together: School Social Work in a Changing Landscape.

This sample form from NASW is provided for educational and information purposes only. SSW’s should consult their administrators and district attorneys before utilizing any consent form.

Ariel Landrum, LMFT, ATR, shares activities and resources she uses with children and youth in her online therapy practice.

The National Association of School Psychologists outlines considerations with respect to technology, record keeping, privacy, and validity of measures when providing services remotely.

A website is a great way to disseminate information and resources to students and families. Learn how to build a free website using Google Sites in less than ten minutes.

There has been a lot discussions on social media recently from social workers looking to use Google Classroom to support students. This video provides an in-depth tutorial of Google Classroom.

Ice Breakers are a great tool for social workers to use when developing rapport with students. These activities can be used in either individual sessions or for groups. Using these activities during the pre-affiliation stages of therapy, there’s more of a likelihood that students will loosen up, build rapport, and show up more authentically in sessions.

Join us Saturday, March 28th at 9:00am CST for our weekly live chat to connect, collaborate and share experiences with other school clinicians.

The 15th Annual Family and School Partnership Program Summer Institute will be held on July 16 & 17, 2020 in Chicago, IL