Events
Area Programs & Workshops
Upcoming
2024
October 19
Bethesda, MD | In-Person (10:30 pm - 12:30 pm EDT)
Jane Abrams, DSW, LCSW, a student of Sophie Freud's at Simmons will share the story of Dr. Freud's life and professional career and summarize her intellectual contributions, including her inquiries into the passions of women and challenges to traditional gender categories that was decades ahead of its time. Sponsored by the DC AAPCSW DC Area Representatives.
Register online and purchase tickets for Oct 19th event
[ 1.5 hr CEUs for Attendees ]
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
November 9
Webinar | ZOOM (10:00 am - 1:15 pm, Pacific Time)
Jane Abrams, DSW, LCSW and Christina Peters, PhD, LCSW. Dr. Abrams will describe how affective neuroscience, the science of memory and predictive coding form the foundation, along with psychoanalytic theory, of neuropsychoanalysis. She will highlight how neuropsychoanalysis both supports and has led to revisions of many of Freud's ideas. Case examples of clinical applications will be provided. Dr. Peters will amplify how individual neurobiological differences shape our ways of perceiving, experiencing, and understanding intersubjective meanings and the subsequent processes of self-cohesion. Clinical material will be used to explore how these differences add depth and complexity to our understanding of the patient's experience and enhance therapeutic empathy. Visit: https://sanville.edu/event/
[ 3 CE Hours ]
November 16
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
December 21
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
2024 - Past Events
January 20
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
January 27
Online | ZOOM. (1:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT)
Free & open to the public. The Diversity and Social Action Committee of AAPCSW is holding a series of meetings to study the Holmes Commission Report. We approach our reading through the lens of diversity issues and their
implications for our organization, as well as for our practice, advocacy,
and education. For this second meeting, we will be reading chapter 7 of the
Holmes Commission's Final Report on Enactment. Register online for this event.
[ No CE Hours ]
February 17
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
March 9
Online | ZOOM. (1:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT)
Free & open to the public. The Diversity and Social Action Committee of AAPCSW is holding a series of meetings to study the Holmes Commission Report. We approach our reading through the lens of diversity issues and their
implications for our organization, as well as for our practice, advocacy,
and education.
Register online for this event.
[ No CE Hours ]
March 16
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
April 20
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
May 11
Online | ZOOM (2:00 pm - 3:30 pm EDT)
In this panel, we will explain the development of the Sue Fairbanks Psychoanalytic Academy and its new post-graduate certificate program in Psychoanalytic Social Work Practice. Presenters: Daniel L. Buccino, LCSW-C, BCD; Teresa Méndez, LCSW-C, LICSW; Brian Ngo-Smith, LCSW, BCD-P, FABP and Tina Adkins, PhD, LPC (Moderator). Register online for this event.
[ No CE Hours ]
May 18
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
May 20
Online | ZOOM (7:30 pm - 8:30 pm EDT)
Join the AAPCSW DC Area group for an online discussion with Cheryl Aguilar of her recent article in the Clinical Social Work Journal “Luchando Junt@s Por Una Familia Unida (Fighting Together for a United Family): Rebuilding the Cohesive Self of Immigrant Parents and Community Healing after a Family Separation in the United States — A Self Psychology Perspective.” Moderator: Teresa Méndez, LCSW-C, LICSW.
Register online for this event.
[ No CE Hours ]
June 15
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
July 20
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
August 17
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
September 21
AAPCSW Child and Adolescent Town Hall
Online | ZOOM (4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
October 12
Online | ZOOM (11:00 am - 1:00 pm EDT)
The talk focuses on exploring the psychological effects of cultural trauma and aims to prepare clinicians to 1) understand the typical psychological experiences of racism for Black boys, 2) foster a positive racial identity for Black boys, and 3) empower Black boys to navigate safely in harmful racist environments. Presenter: Dr. Huey Hawkins, LCSW. Register online for October 12th event.
[ Open to All | No Charge | CE Hours ]
* This program was part of the 2023 AAPCSW Conference, Reaching Across the Divide - Bringing a Psychoanalytic Sensibility to Culture and Practice.
