Getting ready for your social work licensure exam? NASW Chapters nationwide are teaming up to bring you the best trainer at the lowest possible price—so you can feel confident and prepared on exam day!

Join NASW for an engaging Student Series session on problem gambling prevention and treatment, where Dr. Gregory Stewart will share practical insights and real-world strategies to help future social workers support individuals, families, and communities impacted by gambling-related harm.

This 1-hour workshop examines the ethical, legal, and professional considerations involved in delivering services through telehealth and virtual care platforms. The training helps health, behavioral health, and human service professionals understand best practices for maintaining confidentiality, privacy, informed consent, professional boundaries, and equitable access in remote service delivery. Participants will explore common ethical dilemmas in telehealth, including technology limitations, documentation, cross-jurisdictional practice considerations, and culturally responsive care, while gaining practical strategies to support safe, ethical, and client-centered telehealth services.

Celebrate the end of the semester with the Alaska social work community at the Alaska Student Social Work Party! Join fellow students for an evening of connection, community, and celebration as we recognize the hard work of the past year and honor our graduating students.

For the fourth consecutive year, Heard surveyed nearly 2,000 therapists about the financial realities of private practice. For social workers who came from agency or community mental health settings, the findings will feel familiar: revenue is growing, but the jump from W-2 to self-employment means the money side still feels harder than it should.

Whether you're just starting out or are decades into your social work career, you could always use a refresher on the legal topics that most impact the profession. Ashlee Fox, JD, MSW, and Frances Schopick, JD, MSW, will take you back to the basics to learn all you need to know about these integral aspects of social work practice: access to records, board complaints, and working with child clients. Make sure to bring your notebook and pen to this study session you won't want to miss.