Members of the Nova Scotia College of Social Workers are required to complete annual professional development, which must include training or activities related to preventing and managing vicarious trauma and secondary stress.
Events in this collection
NSCSW Connections: Queering social work
Tomorrow at 12:00 GMT-3
Free
Pjila'si: Community of practice for Mi'kmaw & Indigenous Social Workers
Thu 8 Oct, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Communities of Practice
Fri 9 Oct, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Black & African social worker community of practice
Thu 20 Aug, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Queering social work
Thu 16 Jul, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Communities of Practice
Fri 19 Jun, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
Pjila'si: Community of practice for Mi'kmaw & Indigenous Social Workers
Thu 4 Jun, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Black & African social worker community of practice
Thu 7 May, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Cultivating Our Wellness
Mon 20 Apr, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
NSCSW Connections: Queering social work
Fri 10 Apr, 12:00 GMT-3
Free
Pjila'si: Community of practice for Mi'kmaw & Indigenous Social Workers
The Nova Scotia College of Social Workers exists to serve and protect Nova Scotians by effectively regulating the profession of social work. We work in solidarity with Nova Scotians to advocate for policies that improve social conditions, challenge injustice and value diversity.
