LCU Social Work CEU Series – Louisiana Christian University

January 30, 2026 - 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

NOTE: Participants will receive 6 clinical CEU's. Registration fee is $70 for the general public, $35 for LCU MSW Students, Alumni, and Supervisors.

The School of Social Work at Louisiana Christian University is excited to announce the Social Work CEU Series for Spring 2026—a unique opportunity for social work professionals to expand their expertise and earn continuing education units (CEUs)* in key areas essential to ethical and clinical practice. This series will offer three specialized sessions.

This series offers an invaluable opportunity for practitioners to gain insights from experienced educators and peers, network with fellow professionals, and deepen their commitment to excellence in the field. Join us to stay at the forefront of ethical and clinical practices in social work!

Registration includes lunch, generously provided by St. Joseph Hospice.

Contact maggie.bridges@lcuniversity.edu or vanessa.graves@lcuniversity.edu for more information.

* ‎Louisiana Christian University is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Board of Accreditation and is approved to offer continuing education credit for social workers per LABSWE Rule § 317 M
*This workshop has been approved for 6.0 CE clock hours in Diagnosis by the Louisiana Counseling Association as authorized by the Louisiana Mental Health Law (R.S.37:1101-1123)

Three specialized sessions

Digital Exposure and the Adolescent Brain (3hrs)

Presented by:

Clint Davis LPC, CSAT, EMDR Provider, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Trained in Restoration Therapy (Level I)

Objective 1

Understanding adolescent brain development, emotional regulation, and decision-making.

Objective 2

Identify the effects of digital exposure (pornography, technology, and social media) on the brain and discuss developmentally appropriate, non-shaming conversations around digital exposure and online risks.

Objective 3

Explain practical interventions, boundaries, and guidance that support healthy digital use while fostering trust, resilience, and protective relationships.

Realistic Goals and Interventions for Clinicians When Working with Kids and Families (90min)

Presented by:

Amanda Pippin PLPC, Trained in Restoration Therapy (Level I)

Objective 1

Clarify what constitutes realistic, developmentally appropriate goals when working with children, parents, and families, and understand how these goals differ across ages and family systems.

Objective 2

Explore a range of practical strategies and therapeutic modalities that clinicians can use, along with guidance on when each approach is most effective.

Objective 3

Recognize common clinical challenges in child and family work and learn how to match interventions to specific situations to support meaningful, sustainable progress.

Understanding and Addressing Clinical Issues Facing Adolescents (90 min)

Presented by:

Caitlyn Anders LMSW, Trained in Restoration Therapy (Level I)

Objective 1

Increase understanding of the key clinical issues commonly faced by adolescents—such as suicidal ideation, self-harm, identity concerns, and eating disorders—and how these challenges typically present in therapeutic settings.

Objective 2

Introduce and demonstrate how play therapy, art therapy, and family-focused approaches can be applied effectively to support adolescents dealing with these concerns.

Objective 3

Highlight ways clinicians can thoughtfully integrate spirituality into treatment to strengthen rapport, deepen insight, and promote healing in developmentally appropriate ways.

Thank you to St. Joseph Hospice for sponsoring our event. They will be providing lunch for the event.

Expert clinicians provided by Clint Davis Counseling and Integrative Wellness.

All Three Clinicians are trained in Restoration Therapy (Level I):

We are pleased to announce that our team of clinicians are formally trained in Restoration Therapy (RT), a proven marriage and family therapeutic model developed by Dr. Terry & Sharon Hargrave. This approach helps to quickly and clearly identify identity and safety patterns, promote emotional regulation, and support mindful behavior change. We believe this training deepens our ability to walk alongside you with compassion, clarity, and hope.

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Digital Exposure and the Adolescent Brain (3hrs)
Realistic Goals and Interventions for Clinicians When Working with Kids and Families (90min)
Understanding and Addressing Clinical Issues Facing Adolescents (90 min)

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January 30, 2026 - 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

NOTE: Participants will receive 6 clinical CEU's. Registration fee is $70 for the general public, $35 for LCU MSW Students, Alumni, and Supervisors.

Three specialized sessions

Thank you to St. Joseph Hospice for sponsoring our event. They will be providing lunch for the event.

Expert clinicians provided by Clint Davis Counseling and Integrative Wellness.

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