Attendance Law and Absenteeism SEA 282

A discussion with members of Marion County Prosecutor's Office, the Marion County Commission on Youth, and State Senator Andrea Hunley to discuss the new attendance law SEA 282. 1.5 CEUs will be awarded at course completion.

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Ethics in School Social Work

An in-depth review of ethics for school social workers is presented utilizing NASW Code of Ethics and the SSWAA Supplemental Guidelines. This presentation gives considerations on how school social workers foster an ethical culture in the school setting. Various ethical challenges and dilemmas are also reviewed. This is presented by two INSSWA board members.

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Fair Housing Advocacy for School Social Workers

Join the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana to learn about housing issues our communities are facing as well as resources to overcome barriers and advocacy strategies.

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Indiana Youth Institute Data Updates 2026

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Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Families

Claire has worked for Noblesville school district, Exodus, and most recently as a private practice clinician. At Exodus, she partnered with families for case management and provided therapy services as a LCSW to youth. This session will discuss the challenges and barriers immigrant and refugee children face and how school social workers can provide the best support. .5 CEUs awarded at course completion.

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Understanding Suicide Risk Assessment with Molly Kirwan, LMFT

In this video, I discuss the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (CSSRS) and its importance in assessing suicide risk. I explain the different questions asked in the tool to evaluate suicidal ideation and behaviors. Understanding risk and protective factors, as well as safety planning, is crucial in identifying and supporting at-risk individuals. Action steps, such as creating safety plans and collaborating with mental health providers, are highlighted. Viewers are encouraged to monitor for warning signs and seek further evaluation for high-risk cases.

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Working with LGBTQ Folks Through Ambiguous Loss: Therapeutic Approaches and Activities

Lyndsey Mundell, LCSW (she/they) is a clinically licensed therapist currently working in gender affirming care at the Damien Center- Indiana’s largest and oldest nonprofit serving folks who are living with HIV. They previously worked as a therapist in private practice, as a social worker, and special education aid in Indy charter schools, and as a case manager for Indiana’s Dept. of Child Services. As a person who explored their gender and sexuality later in life, they are passionate about advocating for safe spaces where kids can navigate these topics with trusted affirming adults. Through this presentation, participants will learn new therapeutic approaches/activities focused on working alongside LGBTQ students and families. .5 CEUs provided at completion of webinar.

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