Please review the following materials when organizing an AAPCSW event:
→ AAPCSW Event Submission Form (docx)
→ Coordinate an event with your local AAPCSW Area Representative
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Virtual | ZOOM
(10:00am - 12:00pm EDT)
Presenter: Merari Fernandez, Ph.D.. Open to the public. This presentation will use research qualitative findings to provide insights into the experiences of immigrant psychotherapists of color related to their identity as immigrants and their relationship to themselves when being a racial minority, transference and countertransference emerging in session with patients, and points of inclusion and exclusion practices within the psychotherapy community. We will provide direct citations from this research regarding psychotherapists' internal narratives and discuss the meaning they have created for themselves.
Register Online:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/_SVk4NgrTtqyspWsQ4rXtQ
Supported by The Education Committee of AAPCSW.
[No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Austin, TX | In-Person
Venue: Omni Austin Hotel Downtown
Summary: As we move through unprecedented individual and collective pressures, our human capacity also allows us to experience joy amidst the turmoil. We can dream the future and feel, think, imagine, and even behave in different ways. Join us at this conference to examine how to go forward, applying multiple psychodynamic perspectives to what we are facing in the consulting room, in the broader world, and in ourselves - in the darkness and in the light. [17 CE Hours ]
Visit the conference and registration page for details.
Hotel Reservations | Plenaries | Full Program
Deadline for discount hotel reservations - October 13, 2025
* Sponsored by NIPER, Inc.
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EST)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EST)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EST)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online| Webinar
9:30 am - 1:45 pm PST (12:30-4:45 EST)
Co-sponsored by The Sanville Institute & AAPCSW California. Presented by Megan Rundel, PhD. In this class, we will learn about the major psychedelic agents being used and researched for use with mental health issues. We will explore the powerful links between psychedelics and psychoanalysis, including opening and working with the unconscious, non-ordinary states, and transference and countertransference. Fees: $65 general, $45 students.
[ 4 CE Hours ]
Register online: https://sanville.edu/event/psychedelics-psychoanalysis-ethics/
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EST)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM. Presented by Benjamin Lang, MSW. This presentation will give an overview of the presenter's ongoing independent research project on the life and work of Beresford Hayward, who commissioned Donald Meltzer's model of the person-in-environment for the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) project on the Educational Role of the Family in the late 1970s. [ CE Hours - None ]
Register Online:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/O6q4gczfTA62cRuA3WfV2Q
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Live Webinar | ZOOM.
(10:00 am - 12:00 Noon, Pacific Time)
Free Event. Speaker: Jaydee Tumambing Hughes, Phd, LMFT. This course will explore the effects of colonial mentality and migration on the identity of Filipino American women. This is a qualitative, phenomenological study with reflections of seven Filipino American women that resulted in six main themes to be discussed to highlight and amplify the diverse experiences of Filipino American women.
RSVP Online: https://sanville.edu/event/
Organized by The Sanville Institute & AAPCSW (California).
[ 1.5 CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(11:00 am - 2:00 pm EDT)
Fee: $20-$70 (Open to Public). Live lecture and discussion. "Reflections on Child Work During the Pandemic and Afterwards:
A Case Presentation" by Karen E. Baker, MSW. "Is There Really an “I” Without a “You”: Reclaiming “Otherness”," by Golnar A. Simpson, PhD, LCSW. "The Body Remembers: How History is Written in the Psyche of the Descendants of the Enslaved," by Janice Berry Edwards, PhD, MSW, LICSW, LCSW-C, BCD.
Download: Event Program.
Register online: https://aapcsw.wufoo.com/forms/staying-in-the-moment-the-ongoing-challenge/
Sponsored by: NIPER; Co-sponsored by, PPSC, ICSW-Chicago.
[ 3 CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
Online | ZOOM
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EDT)
This group meets monthly on the third Saturday to discuss clinical work with children, adolescents, and their parents. Open to all mental health clinicians. For more information and to receive the ZOOM link, please contact Karen Baker (kembaker1@comcast.net) and Wendy Winograd (wendywinograd@gmail.com).
[ No CE Hours ]
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