Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy (GATSA) meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for social work and mental health practice in Nebraska. GATSA trainings target social workers, students, and other professionals in practice areas including major mental disorder, addiction, LGBTQ bias and stigma, aging and dementia, children and families, corrections and forensics, suicide, cultural literacy, public and private mental health, supervision, research/policy/licensure, domestic violence, rural and underserved communities, and school social work.
GATSA focuses on developing the workforce, supporting and building meaningful partnerships within the NU system and across Nebraska, and meeting the needs of social workers and mental health professionals who want to elevate the profession and serve the mission of GASSW and the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). Some training topics are sensitive in nature and may trigger an emotional response. Please practice positive self-care, step away if necessary, and seek resources that may assist you.
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In person trainings are delivered face-to-face in a manner which allows learners to interact with the instructor and/or eachother, whether one-on-one or in a group/smaller group (breakout) setting. This type of training is delivered at a specific time and location and is not available on demand. |
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| Live Webinars | |
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Synchronous trainings are delivered live using web-based software (Zoom). Trainees should have a stable internet connection and audio capabilities. Dial-in connection via phone will greatly diminish the training experience and is not recommended. All synchronous trainings are offered in the Central time zone. |
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| Pre-Recorded Webinars | |
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Asynchronous trainings are pre-recorded, FREE, and available for viewing at a time and place of your choosing. CE is optional and available for a fee upon successful completion of an online quiz. Viewers should allow 24-48 business hours for a CE certificate to process and arrive via email. |