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The Story of Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy

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Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy (GATSA) empowers social workers, mental health professionals, students, and alumni through accessible, high-quality education, supervision, and collaboration, fostering growth and innovation to meet the evolving needs of communities.

Since its inception in 2018, the Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy (GATSA) has been a cornerstone for continuing education and professional development for social workers and mental health professionals in Nebraska, Iowa, and beyond. Born from the Grace Abbott School of Social Work's (GASSW) commitment to supporting behavioral health practitioners and alumni, GATSA has grown steadily, expanding its reach and offerings to meet the evolving needs of the workforce and the community it serves.

Today, GATSA continues to provide accessible and affordable opportunities for professional growth. Our services include high-quality in-person, live, and on-demand continuing education programs, supervision for provisionally licensed mental health professionals, group and individual consultation for fully licensed practitioners, and preparation for the ASWB clinical social work licensure exam. These offerings are tailored to empower professionals at every stage of their career and who want to make a meaningful impact in their communities.

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Sharilyn Tuttle, Susan Reay, Michelle Nelsen, Katie Robbins, Ellen Rice, Hailey Edwards, and Whitney Medlock (L-R).

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