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Fall 2024 Retreat at the Beach

Hal Lipton Skills Development Workshop
Friday - Sunday, November 1 - 3, 2024


Fees:  Regular - $225, Student with current ID - $95, Guest - $70 per person.  Includes:

* Up to 12 CEUs for sessions attended (approved by Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners).
* Wine and Cheese Reception on Friday,  Breakfast and Lunch on Saturday, Breakfast on Sunday.  
NO refunds after October 28

Location:  Holiday Inn, 6600 Ocean Highway, Ocean City, MD, 410-524-1600.

Discounted rate: $89 plus tax on Fri & Sat nights; $59 plus tax on Thurs & Sun nights 

Reserve early. Limited number of rooms available. Discount expires October 8 - NO Exceptions.

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Retreat Schedule

Friday, November 1, 2024
12:30-1pm: Registration


1-4:15pm (3 Hours): 
Mental Health & Medical Transition Care for the Gender Diverse Client. Penny Jacobs, CRNP

Participants will be able to:

  • Demonstrate names, pronouns, clinical settings, experience & Impact with/on Gender Diverse individuals

  • Discuss World Professional Association for Transgender Health Guidelines & the Gender Dysphoria diagnosis

  • Understand Medical Transition & the impact on emotional health


4:15-5:30 Time of sharing: Voluntary, no CEUs, support and care for ourselves.


5:30-7pm: Meet ‘N Greet Wine & Cheese Reception


Saturday, November 2, 2024
7:30-8:15am: Full Breakfast


8:30-11:45 am (3 Hours):
Creating Accountability Structures to Ensure Ethical Professional Work
Frances Williams-Crawford, L.C.S.W-C.


Participants will be able to: 

  • Locate the standards for ethical conduct and for social work in the jurisdiction where they practice

  • Discuss the impact of critical thinking vs. emotional/pressured thinking about casework decisions and work/life balance

  • Describe accountability structures to help ensure casework in compliance with standards to increase worker confidence


11: 45am-12:30pm: Lunch


12:30--3:45 pm (3 Hours)
Supervisor's Guide to Workplace Safety to Promote Professional Growth and Staff Retention
Frances Williams-Crawford, L.C.S.W-C.


Participants will be able to:

  • Discuss specific ways to establish roles and expectations that support boundaries and a healthy and long-lasting career

  • Develop and practice a Safety Culture in the workplace

  • Establish healthy work/life boundaries and engage in daily tasks to the highest performance level


3:45pm: Adjourn to enjoy the beach, shopping, networking


Sunday, November 3, 2024
7:30-8:15: Full Breakfast


8:30-11:45 am (3 Hours)
They’re Not Asking & We’re Not Telling: Professional Impairment in Social Work Practice
Emily Weaver, LICSW & Timiza Woods, LICSW


Participants will be able to:

  • Recognize triggers, transference, countertransference and defense mechanisms in professionally impaired co-workers and self

  • Evaluate effects of outside stressors on patients, peers and personal & professional standards

  • Identify resources to ensure balance in Social Work practice and to insure prevention of impairment in the workplace

11:45 am - Noon: Wrap-up, Evaluations, Raffles, CEUs.

Association of Healthcare Social Workers (AHSWDC) is authorized by the Board of Social Work Examiners in Maryland to sponsor social work continuing education learning activities and maintains full responsibility for this program.  These live, interactive webinar trainings qualify for Category I continuing education units.

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