International Veterinary Social Work Summit

Virtual

29 CE Hours

International Veterinary Social Work Summit

8th Annual

Virtual

29 CE Hours

Ticket Pricing

On Demand Viewing: $50
Attending Virtually on TPN.health: $0

Virtual

29 CE Hours

Ticket Pricing

On Demand Viewing: $50
Attending Virtually on TPN.health: $0

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International Association of Veterinary Social Work

Description

Join us for the Summit at Cleveland State University in Cleveland, Ohio!

Immerse yourself in CE sessions tailored for animal care professionals and mental health providers, exploring all facets of the human-animal bond. Engage in networking opportunities, participate in round table discussions, and view poster sessions showcasing student research and programs. Don’t miss the exhibit hall and social outings in beautiful Cleveland. Kick off the Summit with an unforgettable Award Dinner on September 12th!

Registration Fees:

Members: $350

Students: $250

Non-Members: $450

Virtual Option:

Join us online for an immersive virtual experience of our summit at an exclusive rate of $250 for members, non-members, and students alike. Gain access to live-streamed sessions and keynote speakers from the comfort of your home or office. Please note, while the virtual option provides valuable content, opting out of the live, in-person event will limit networking opportunities, engagement in round tables, and access to exhibit halls. Don’t miss out—secure your virtual pass today!

For more details please click HERE.

Intermediate

CE Policy

This course is fiscally sponsored by International Association of Veterinary Social Work . There may be potential biases or conflicts of interest inherent to this relationship, and it must be disclosed to participants. These conflicts of interest have no bearing on the course content and have been resolved.

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Paws and Progress: Exploring the Transformative Impact of Animal-Assisted Intervention in Autism Spectrum Disorders
AJ Cullen Langell, LICSW

On Demand
LOSS: Leaving Our Soulful Signature (Guiding Clients through Pet Loss)
Anna McClain (PGSS-C)

On Demand
Promoting, Preserving, and Providing the Power of Animal Companionship
Dr. Bin Johnston MA VetMB MRCVS

On Demand
Animal Abuse as a Strategy of Coercive Control / Prevention of Animal Neglect Through Affordable and Accessible Veterinary Care
Mary Wakeham, PhD, Alba Gonzalez, DVM

On Demand
Bridging Hearts: The Role of Memorial Services in Healing Human-Animal Bonds / Exploring Veterinary Chaplaincy: Expanding Supportive Care in Veterinary Practice
Scott S. Campbell, MS, MHt, MDiv

On Demand
Dogs (and Other Nonhuman Animals) Need Therapy in Therapy, Too / Neurodiversity and Grief, Appearances May Vary
Cindy Brosig, MSN, BSN, RN, AAIP, CPDT-KA, Kerry Muhovich, DVM MPH CCRP

On Demand
Psychedelic Veterinary Medicine: Exploring the One Health Intersections / International Veterinary Community Building: Creating Virtual Spaces for Peer-to-Peer support
Steven Kruzeniski, BSc, DVM

On Demand
Using the One Health Approach to Reduce the Cost of Pet Care and Maximize the Health Benefits of Pets
Anna M. van Heeckeren, DVM, MS

On Demand

Check In/Breakfast
Keynote Speaker: Oh, the Places I’ve Seen, and We Will Go
Room A

Aubrey Fine

In-Person, Live Webinar
Break
“You Do What at Your Internship?” Formulating a MSW Internship Program at Your Animal Hospital: The Dos & the Don’ts
Room C

Taylor St. Onge, MSW, APSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Climate Change and the Human-Animal Bond: Social Work’s Role
Room B

Bailey Fullwiler, Aviva Vincent, PhD, LMSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Applying the Principles of Motivation Interviewing in Veterinarian-Client Communication: An Approach for Reducing Practitioner Burnout
Room A

Katy Schroeder, Ph.D

In-Person, Live Webinar
Burro Assisted Services: The Values and Disadvantages of Working with Non-Domesticated Animals in an EAS Setting
Room C

Kalina Fernandes, Caitlin Budde, LCSW CTRI

In-Person, Live Webinar
New Veterinary Wellbeing Research: How to Reduce Stress and Avoid Burnout
Room B

Addie Reinhard, DVM, MS

In-Person, Live Webinar
Fostering Collaborative Care and Community Impact: The Synergy of Veterinary Social Work and Veterinary Chaplaincy
Room A

Rocky Lucas MSW, LICSW, Scott Campbell MS, MHt, MDiv

In-Person, Live Webinar
Lunch Ceremony
Live Webinar
Balint Groups for Wellbeing: Combating Burnout, Reducing Stress, and Building Support
Room C

Scott S. Campbell, MS, MHt, MDiv

In-Person, Live Webinar
Professional Competencies in Animal-Assisted Interventions
Room B

Taylor Chastain Griffin, PhD

In-Person, Live Webinar
Keeping Families Together
Room A

Allie Phillips, Esq.

In-Person, Live Webinar
Break
Advancements in the Link Between Animal and Humane Violence: The Success of Cross-Reporting Laws
Room C

Aviva Vincent, PhD, LMSW, Vicki Deisner, Esq., Virginia Behmer Porter

In-Person, Live Webinar
A Dogged Pursuit to Prevent Veterinary Suicide: Caring for Our Animal Caregivers
Room B

Dr. Tiana Kelly, DSocSci, MA, LPC, NCC

In-Person, Live Webinar
Addressing Secondary Traumatic Stress in Animal Care Work
Room A

Angie Arora, MSW, RSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Ethics Rounds for Veterinary Teams: A Key Wellbeing Support
Room B

Anne Quain BVSc, PhD, Page Buck, PhD, LCSW, Joann Slack DVM, DACIVM

Live Webinar
The Narrative Importance of Animals in the Lives of those who have witnessed or Caused Animal Harm
Room A

Kate Nicoll, LCSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Recommendations for Uniform Terminology in Animal-Assisted Services (AAS)
Room C

Amy Johnson Binder EdD, MA, MAT, LPC, CPDT-KA, UW-AAB

In-Person, Live Webinar
Final Hour (Open Forum: Exhibit Hall/ Networking)

Welcome/Breakfast
RACE From Trauma-Informed to Connection-Informed: Re-envisioning Wellbeing in Animal Care Work
Room A

Angie Arora, MSW, RSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Break
When Interpersonal Trauma Closes the Door to Play Therapy, Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy Opens a Window: Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy for Developmental Trauma through the Lens of Interpersonal Neurobiology of Trauma”
Room C

Nancy Parish-Plass, MA, Licensed Social Worker, Credentialed Animal-Assisted Psychotherapist

In-Person, Live Webinar
Animal-Assisted Crisis Response
Room B

Yvonne Eaton-Stull, DSW, LCSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Paid Attention! Engaging Staff with Psychoeducation on Paid Time
Room A

Kelly Bremken, MSSW, VSW, CSWA

In-Person, Live Webinar
When Is It Time: Quality of Life Discussions and the Role of A Veterinary Social Worker at the End of Life
Room B

Joanne Fuller, BA, MSW, VSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Exploring Attachment, Moral Injury, and Wellness in Animal Care Workers: Insights from Survey Research
Room A

Jamie McNally, Ph.D., LPC

In-Person, Live Webinar
Lunch
Balint Groups for Wellbeing: Combating Burnout, Reducing Stress, and Building Support (Closed Session)
Room C

Scott S. Campbell, MS, MHt, MDiv

In-Person, Live Webinar
Current Practices in Veterinary Social Work: A Survey Review from Professionals Supporting the Human-Animal Bond Will
Room B

Laurie Maxwell, MSW, Mary Elizabeth Raukts, Ph.D

Live Webinar
Using the VSW Experience to Close the “PAWS Gap” in Social Work Training and Practice
Room A

Phil Arkow

In-Person, Live Webinar
Break
Expanding Veterinary Social Work: How Social Work at WisCARES Community Veterinary Clinic Serves Low-Income and Homeless Pet Owners, Veterinary Staff, and Veterinary Students
Room C

Jennifer Wheeler Brooks, PhD, CISW, Ruthanne Chun, DVM, DACVIM and Elizabeth Alvarez, DVM, DABVP, Elizabeth Alvarez, DVM, DABVP

In-Person, Live Webinar
Caging Hope: Unleashing Change, Decreasing Stress and Enhancing Resilience with Therapy Dogs Behind Bars
Room B

Yvonne Eaton-Stull, DSW, LCSW, Chris Streidl, PhD, LCSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Embedded VSWs in Action: A Panel on the Private ER & Specialty VSW World (Panel)
Room A

Chelsey Nisbet, MSW, ASW, Sandra Brackenridge, LCSW, BCD, Taylor St. Onge,MSW, APS, Neil Staplin, LCSW, Andrea Lindquist, LCSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Creating Community Partners in Veterinary Social Work
Room C

Marianna Spiotta, LMSW

In-Person, Live Webinar
Closing

Note: Time designated for waiting room, breaks cannot be counted toward CE credit.