In this UFT Member Assistance Program (MAP) workshop for social workers and psychologists, participants will expand upon this to explore the interplay of trauma and substance use, highlighting substance misuse as both a survival and a pleasure-seeking strategy. Get a better understanding of LGBTQ+ clients' experiences seeking substance use treatment and the importance of creating a safe, welcoming environment. This training will also help participants to identify key components of care for LGBTQ+ people and to develop skills to improve their delivery of trauma-informed, affirmative care.

• Earn two CE hours by completing this course. 
• After you've attended and evaluated the course, you will receive a signed certificate of completion via email.
• The union will keep track of your accumulated continuing education credits for as long as 7 years.
• Registration is required. Enrollment is limited, and classes fill up quickly.
• All fees are non-refundable. Please ensure your internet connection is secure and your computer is properly set up for Zoom access.
• This workshop is sponsored by the UFT's Member Assistance Program (MAP).

This workshop is sponsored by the UFT's Member Assistance Program (MAP). MAP recognizes the importance of lifelong learning to the social work and mental health counseling profession. We want to support you by providing quality instructors for professional development courses on a variety of topics that you may encounter when engaging with students. MΑP is also a state provider of continuing education credits for licensed social workers, mental health counselors, and – new this year – psychologists.