Openly Talking With Children About Adoption
2026-07-19 18:00 - 19:30 (America/New_York) | Virtual through LMS, 619 Patterson Office Tower, Lexington, KY, 40506, United States
Openly Talking with Children About Adoption equips adoptive parents with the skills necessary to talk honestly and positively with children about their adoption experiences. Participants will explore how to begin the conversation with their adopted child at various developmental stages. This training also addresses some of the common fears and misconceptions surrounding openly and honestly discussing adoption with their children.
After completing this training, participants will be able to:

Understand their own feelings regarding a child’s adoption before discussing it with their children.
Discuss strategies to honestly and openly share a child’s adoption experience with that child.

ASK-VIP trainings are expressly designed to meet the needs of foster and adoptive parents. Skilled trainers who have lived experiences with fostering and adoption provide these trainings in a virtual group setting. There is 1.5 hours of ongoing, elective foster parent training credit available for Kentucky’s foster parents.
Create an account or log-in to register for this training. A reliable internet connection and a smartphone, tablet, or computer with web camera is needed to participate. If there are two adults in the same household that want to participate in this training, each person must register separately. Foster parent training credit is administered based on the duration of the meeting and each attendee’s participation. Training credit is only available if you have not participated in this training within the past twelve months.
Click Here to go to the registration page.
If you have any questions about this training or how to register, please email ask@uky.edu or call 859-257-7361.

Virtual Panel: The Intersection of Sport and Human Trafficking
2026-07-20 15:00 - 16:00 | Virtual
Join the Sport Social Work Alliance for an engaging virtual panel discussion exploring the many forms of human trafficking and the unique ways trafficking intersects with sport, communities, and vulnerable populations. Moderated by Dr. Matt Moore, this conversation will bring together internationally recognized leaders in anti-trafficking advocacy, survivor support, research, legal services, and prevention.
Panelists include:

Kelly Gee, Executive Director of Survivors for Change,
John-Michael Lander, Founder of An Athlete’s Silence and Author
Theresa Flores, Executive Director of the SOAP Project
Lerina Bright, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Mission 89
Evelyn Chumbow, Director of Advocacy and Survivor Leadership for the Human Trafficking Legal Center
Moderator: Matt Moore, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs at UK CoSW

Together, they will share their expertise on topics including athlete trafficking, survivor-centered advocacy, legal protections for survivors, community prevention strategies, and efforts to address trafficking surrounding major sporting events.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of human trafficking, explore the important role social workers and criminal justice professionals play in prevention, intervention, and advocacy, and leave with practical knowledge for recognizing and responding to trafficking in their communities.
The event will be held virtually via Zoom and is open to students, practitioners, faculty, and community members interested in advancing awareness and action against human trafficking.
REGISTER HERE
Questions? Contact Dr. Kayla Powell at kayla.powell@uky.edu.

The Gathering Spot
2026-07-21 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-07-28 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-08-04 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-08-11 12:00 - 13:00
The Gathering Spot is a great NEW way to meet other kinship caregivers from the comfort of your own home and has been designed to be a spot where you can come for as long as you have time to meet other kinship caregivers, make a friend or two and gain valuable information to help you in your kinship journey.
This is not a support group, this is a virtual meeting space designed to connect caregivers together and create a kinship community, so that you can learn about important resources or information essential in your kinship journey.
Facilitator: Meet Lory Scarberry, your Gathering Spot facilitator! She and her husband have been kinship caregivers for more than six years. They received custody of their granddaughter and a year later, their grandson. Caring for two children who are medically fragile brought about many unexpected challenges but mostly joy. After the death of the children’s mother, their daughter, in 2021, the placement became permanent. While this brought on another level of challenges, they have navigated each new day as a family through love. Lory is also KY-KINS Peer Support Specialist.
Lory believes her virtual kinship support community was an integral part of navigating her journey and shared that “The friendships I forged through my kinship community not only helped me in my time of need but some of them became lifelong friends that are still an active part of my life.”
Register on the CoSW LMS website.

This connection meeting is offered every week on Tuesday at 12 pm EST. Come and get connected!!

CORE Teen 3 – Developing and sustaining a healthy and supportive relationship with your youth
2026-07-21 18:30 - 20:30
CORE Teen content is intended to increase the knowledge and skills of those who will be parenting teens with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral needs. The interactive and engaging content includes lecture, videos, activities, and discussion. It provides many opportunities for participants to learn from each other while building their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:

Describe the impact of loss and grief on teens
Describe two actions that parents can take to enhance attachment and strengthen their relationship with youth
Describe two ways that parents can deepen attunement with their youth or a youth they will parent

Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/s/84832037155
Training Credits Provided: 2 hours
Facilitating this training will be Melissa Costa, a Program Coordinator with the University of Kentucky Training Resource Center. Melissa can be contacted for further information via email: melissa.costa@uky.edu

Practicum Info Session
2026-07-22 12:00 - 13:00
Launch your career through your practicum education! Attend an information session to learn about the process, opportunities, and support available as you explore hands-on learning in real-world settings.
The UK College of Social Work is affiliated with approximately 3,000 agencies across the United States, offering flexible placements in schools, hospitals, with advocacy groups, and in many other settings. During your placement, you will gain valuable experience, build your professional network, and have the opportunity to explore specialized paths, including clinical social work, child welfare, and substance use recovery.
At the UK College of Social Work, students drive their practicum journey, with the ability to select or propose placement sites that align with their goals. Advising and mentorship are built in to help you succeed before and after graduation.
Register for an information session to learn how your practicum experience will support your goals and open doors to meaningful, impact-driven work.
REGISTER HERE

*Attendees should register for virtual Practicum Info Sessions in advance. All times are EST. Sessions occur on Wednesdays at either noon or 3:00 (they are not offered when the University of Kentucky offices are closed, and classes are not in session).

Kinship Connections: Kin Raising Kin
2026-07-22 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-07-29 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-08-05 12:00 - 13:00
Are you an aunt, uncle, cousin, sister, or brother raising a relative?
You’re not alone—and you don’t have to navigate this journey by yourself. Raising children as a relative (other than a grandparent) comes with its own unique challenges. Aunts, uncles, cousins, and siblings often face different struggles than grandparents—whether it’s juggling work and parenting at various stages of life, blending kinship children with your own kids, or adjusting to the sudden changes in your family dynamic.
That’s why we created Kinship Connections: Kin Raising Kin Group—a welcoming space designed specifically for relatives who are not grandparents. This group focuses on the needs, challenges, and strengths that matter most to you, offering a place to share experiences, find encouragement, and connect with others who truly understand your perspective.
This group is led by Janie Murphy, a seasoned Kinship Care provider with over two decades of lived and professional experience supporting children and families through complex transitions. Janie is concerned in helping children by understanding their behaviors and practicing restorative care. As a caregiver, Janie facilitates compassionate guidance when things can feel very uncertain—offering stability, affirmation, and support. Janie believes the kinship caregiver needs to be supported and encouraged to be their own family advocate.
REGISTER HERE
This group meets every Wednesday at 12 PM EST through zoom and is a great time to meet other caregivers raising relative children. Join us for supportive time to talk and bring your lunch! We are excited to meet you!

MSW Info Session
2026-07-22 12:00 - 13:00 | https://socialwork.uky.edu/event/msw-info-session-37/
Explore our Master of Social Work (MSW) program during an online info session. Registration link is below.
Register through Zoom
The UK Difference
Our MSW program is an Advanced Generalist program that prepares students for social work practice across the micro-macro continuum with diverse populations.
Graduates of our program have the highest clinical licensing pass rates in Kentucky and routinely score above the national average, making our students uniquely poised to enter a competitive job market and make the most of forecasted growth within the social work profession.
Flexible Program Options
Choose from our regular (two year) or advanced (one year) standing options in a hybrid or fully online format.
Exceptional Career Support
Ensure a successful transition into advanced social work practice through our available career counseling, mentoring, and post-graduation support.
Unique Centers and Labs
Leverage our unique centers and labs, including the Training Resource Center, Interdisciplinary Research Center on Children and Families, Kentucky Kinship Resource Center, Self-Care Lab, Suicide Prevention and Exposure Lab, and Military Behavior Health Lab to enhance your learning and research.
Multiple Certificate Options
Earn specialized certifications in Clinical Social Work, Child Welfare, Military Behavioral Health, Integrative Behavioral Health, or Substance Use Disorder.

Register through Zoom

DSW Info Session
2026-07-23 12:00 - 13:00
Turn Your Goals into Reality
Explore our Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) program during an online info session. Registration link is below.
The UK Difference
Our Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) program was developed with practitioners in mind. This high-quality, rigorous program prepares practitioners to navigate the complexities of a contemporary practice landscape by providing education and experiences congruent with advanced practice proficiency among specialized populations.

Anywhere, Anytime
Courses are taught online through asynchronous models with the exception of residency week during the summer, which is taught synchronously. An asynchronous option is available for those who cannot be in attendance.

Multiple Concentration Options
Choose from one of five concentrations: Administrative Leadership, Clinical Social Work, Social Work Education, Military Behavioral Health, or Sport Social Work.

Unique Centers and Labs
Leverage our unique centers and labs, including the Training Resource Center, Interdisciplinary Research Center on Children and Families, Kentucky Kinship Resource Center, Self-Care Lab, Suicide Prevention and Exposure Lab, and Military Behavior Health Lab to enhance your learning and research.

Efficient
Using an innovative Core Plus Model, our DSW program affords you an efficient and affordable way to earn your degree. From start to finish, you can complete the DSW degree in two to three years, depending on full-time or part-time status.

Register through Zoom, or through the link below under ‘Website’.

The Gathering Spot – Thursday Meeting
2026-07-23 18:30 - 19:30, 2026-07-30 18:30 - 19:30, 2026-08-06 18:30 - 19:30
The Gathering Spot is a great NEW way to meet other kinship caregivers from the comfort of your own home and has been designed to be a spot where you can come for as long as you would like to meet other kinship caregivers, make a friend or two, and gain valuable information to help you in your kinship journey!
This is not strictly a support group, this is a virtual meeting space designed to connect caregivers together and create a kinship community, so that you can learn about important resources or information essential in your kinship journey.
Facilitator: Meet Christy Vincent, your Gathering Spot facilitator! Christy has been a kinship caregiver since 2017, when she began caring for her grandson. Christy reports this journey has been both the “most challenging and most rewarding experience” she has had in her life. Christy is passionate about kinship care and wants all kinship caregivers to know they are not alone in this journey and, even though it can be stressful, can walk this journey with joy, excitement, and love. Christy is a certified KY-KINS Peer Support Specialist and her goal is to ensure kinship caregivers have all the resources they need to feel supported and empowered!
This connection meeting is offered every week on Thursdays at 6:30 pm EST. Come and get connected!!
Register on the CoSW LMS website

CORE Teen 4 – Nurturing youth's cultural/racial/ethnic needs and sexual orientation/gender identity and expression
2026-07-23 18:30 - 20:30
CORE Teen content is intended to increase the knowledge and skills of those who will be parenting teens with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral needs. The interactive and engaging content includes lecture, videos, activities, and discussion. It provides many opportunities for participants to learn from each other while building their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:

Identify ways to incorporate the youth’s race, culture and ethnicity into family life
Demonstrate two skills in communicating acceptance and support for youth who are questioning their sexuality or gender identity and/or identify as LGBTQ2S

Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/s/81378401087
Training Credits Provided: 2 hours
Facilitating this training will be Melissa Costa, a Program Coordinator with the University of Kentucky Training Resource Center. Melissa can be contacted for further information via email: melissa.costa@uky.edu

Grandparent’s Connection
2026-07-27 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-08-10 12:00 - 13:00
Grandparent’s Connection is a supportive gathering created just for grandparents raising grandchildren. This group offers a welcoming space to share experiences, find encouragement, and connect with others who understand the joys and challenges of kinship care. Together, we’ll celebrate successes, explore helpful resources, and build a strong circle of support so no one feels alone on this journey. Whether you’re seeking guidance, support, community, or simply a listening ear, Grandparent’s Connection is here for you.
This group will meet the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month at 12:00 PM EST (noon). We look forward to meeting you!!
Facilitator Angel Hayes is a grandmother raising her teenage grandson who enjoys creative projects such as painting, scrapbooking, drawing, etc. and loves to meet and support others walking the kinship journey.
Register on the CoSW LMS website

Foster/Adoptive Parents of Teens Support Group
2026-07-27 20:00 - 21:00 | Virtual through LMS, 619 Patterson Office Tower, Lexington, KY, 40506, United States
ASK-VIP Support Group for Foster/Adoptive Parents of Teens is specifically designed for foster/adoptive parents who are caring for teenagers or those considering fostering and/or adopting teenagers. This support group offers an opportunity to share experiences, questions, resources, and concerns in a safe and compassionate environment. The support group is led by a seasoned foster/adoptive parent who has lived experience caring for teens.
Create an account or log-in to register for this support group. A reliable internet connection and a smartphone, tablet, or computer with web camera is needed to participate. If there are two adults in the same household that want to participate in this support group, each person must register separately.
Click Here to go to the registration page.
If you have any questions about this support group or how to register, please email ask@uky.edu or call 859-257-7361.

From Practicum Placement to Job Offer: Social Work Resumes and Cover Letters That Stand Out
2026-07-28 15:00 - 16:00 | Virtual
Whether you’re applying for a practicum, internship, or full-time role, your resume and cover letter should reflect both your experience and your voice. This workshop will help social work students and emerging professionals create application materials that clearly communicate their strengths and connect with what employers are looking for. Participants will learn how to highlight field placements, volunteer work, case management, advocacy, and experience working with diverse populations while tailoring materials to clinical, community, school, healthcare, nonprofit, and policy settings.
Led by Ranym Nenneh, a higher education professional, Career Advisor, and Certified Social Worker, this session combines practical strategies with a social work lens on career development. Ranym specializes in helping students translate academic experiences, field-based learning, service work, and personal strengths into clear, compelling professional materials that support meaningful careers in the helping professions.
REGISTER ON ZOOM

LGBTQ+ Foster/Adoptive Parent Support Group
2026-07-28 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual through LMS, 619 Patterson Office Tower, Lexington, KY, 40506, United States
ASK-VIP LGBTQ+ Foster/Adoptive Parent Support Groups are specifically designed for foster/adoptive parents who identify as LGBTQ+ as well as foster/adoptive parents who are caring for children or teens who identify as LGBTQ+. The groups offer an opportunity to share experiences, questions, resources, and concerns in a safe and compassionate environment. These groups are led by a seasoned foster/adoptive parent facilitator who understands firsthand issues unique to the LGBTQ+ community.
Create an account or log-in to register for this support group. A reliable internet connection and a smartphone, tablet, or computer with web camera is needed to participate. If there are two adults in the same household that want to participate in this support group, each person must register separately.
Click Here to go to the registration page.
If you have any questions about this support group or how to register, please email ask@uky.edu or call 859-257-7361.

CORE Teen 5 – Understanding and managing youth's challenging behaviors (Part 1)
2026-07-28 18:30 - 20:30
CORE Teen content is intended to increase the knowledge and skills of those who will be parenting teens with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral needs. The interactive and engaging content includes lecture, videos, activities, and discussion. It provides many opportunities for participants to learn from each other while building their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:

Demonstrate two skills parents use in coping and managing their own emotions in the face of their youth’s challenging behaviors
Demonstrate two ways that parents can effectively respond to their youth’s rejecting, testing and maladaptive behaviors
Describe at least two signs that their relationship with the youth is under stress

Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/s/86998874214
Training Credits Provided: 2 hours
Facilitating this training will be Melissa Costa, a Program Coordinator with the University of Kentucky Training Resource Center. Melissa can be contacted for further information via email: melissa.costa@uky.edu

CORE Teen 6 – Understanding and managing youth's challenging behaviors - Part 2
2026-07-30 18:30 - 20:30
CORE Teen content is intended to increase the knowledge and skills of those who will be parenting teens with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral needs. The interactive and engaging content includes lecture, videos, activities, and discussion. It provides many opportunities for participants to learn from each other while building their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:

Demonstrate at least two skills in addressing crisis / severe behavior challenges
Demonstrate two skills in teaching your youth how to remain safe
Recognize vulnerabilities of youth with challenging behaviors who have experienced trauma
Describe how to access and be actively involved in professional supports that your youth may need to access

Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/j/89006800552
Training Credits Provided: 2 hours
Facilitating this training will be Melissa Costa, a Program Coordinator with the University of Kentucky Training Resource Center. Melissa can be contacted for further information via email: melissa.costa@uky.edu

BASW Info Session
2026-08-04 10:00 - 11:00
Are You Wildly Passionate About Social Work?
Explore the Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) program during an online info session.
REGISTER HERE
The UK Difference
Graduates from our program are uniquely poised to enter a competitive job market and make the most of forecasted growth within the social work profession.
Our recent graduates are working in hospitals, community-based non-profits, K-12 schools, universities, residential treatment programs, the criminal justice system, and more.

Anywhere, Anytime
Whether you choose on-campus or online, you’ll receive the same high-quality support and service from our renowned faculty and staff.

Real-World Experience
With access to more than 1,000 practicum placement opportunities, you’ll gain on-the-job experience before you graduate.

Global Perspectives
Take advantage of opportunities to study abroad, engage in service learning, and complete the Diversity Certificate.

Strategic Academic Advising
Our advisors are overseen by a licensed social worker, providing you with a forward-looking career perspective throughout your educational journey.

Undergraduate Criminal Justice Info Session
2026-08-04 14:00 - 15:00
Pursue your Passion for the Greater Good
Explore College of Social Work’s newest Criminal Justice program during our online info session!
REGISTER HERE
The UK Difference
Graduates from our program are uniquely prepared to enter a competitive job market and make the most of forecasted growth within a wide range of career paths, including law enforcement, corrections, victim advocacy, cybercrime, homeland security and more.

Anywhere, Anytime
Whether you choose on-campus or online, you’ll receive the same high-quality support and service from our renowned faculty and staff.

Real-World Experience
With access to thousands of placement opportunities and connections across the Nation, you’ll get pertinent on-the-job experiences before you graduate.

Shaping the Future
This program is the perfect environment to nurture your passion for Criminal Justice and help you achieve your academic and career goals. Join us in shaping a brighter future for the field and making a positive impact on society!

MSCJ Info Session
2026-08-04 15:00 - 16:00
Please join us as we discuss the Master of Science in Criminal Justice program! This info session will be held virtually over Zoom.
Please register below and select the appropriate date in the drop down menu.
REGISTER HERE

CORE Teen 7 – A new suitcase of parenting knowledge and skills
2026-08-04 18:30 - 20:30
CORE Teen content is intended to increase the knowledge and skills of those who will be parenting teens with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral needs. The interactive and engaging content includes lecture, videos, activities, and discussion. It provides many opportunities for participants to learn from each other while building their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:

Describe two ways that parents can support youth’s important connections and a sense of connectedness
Demonstrate the impact of secondary trauma on parenting
Identify the important elements to developing a self-care plan

Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/j/88107318804
Training Credits Provided: 2 hours
Facilitating this training will be Melissa Costa, a Program Coordinator with the University of Kentucky Training Resource Center. Melissa can be contacted for further information via email: melissa.costa@uky.edu

Practicum Info Session
2026-08-05 12:00 - 13:00
Launch your social work career through your practicum experience—formerly known as field education. Attend an information session to learn about the process, opportunities, and support available as you prepare for hands-on learning in real-world settings.
The UK College of Social Work is affiliated with approximately 3,000 agencies across the United States, offering flexible placements in schools, hospitals, with advocacy groups, and in many other settings. During your placement, you will gain valuable experience, build your professional network, and have the opportunity to explore specialized paths, including clinical social work, child welfare, and substance use recovery.
At the UK College of Social Work, students drive their practicum journey, with the ability to select or propose placement sites that align with their goals. Advising and mentorship are built in to help you succeed before and after graduation.
Register for an information session to learn how your practicum experience will support your goals and open doors to meaningful, impact-driven work.
REGISTER HERE

*Attendees should register for virtual Practicum Info Sessions in advance. All times are EST. Sessions occur on Wednesdays at either noon or 3:00 (they are not offered when the University of Kentucky offices are closed, and classes are not in session).

Telehealth in Behavioral Health Practice: A Clinician’s Guide to Ethical, Compliant and Effective Virtual Service Delivery
2026-08-10 09:00 - 11:00 | Virtual through LMS, 619 Patterson Office Tower, Lexington, KY, 40506, United States
This two-hour continuing education workshop equips behavioral health professionals with a comprehensive understanding of telehealth practice as governed by KRS 335.158 and anchored in the NASW Code of Ethics. Participants will explore foundational definitions and terminology as established by Kentucky statute, examine common service delivery models and engage with real-world ethical scenarios involving informed consent, confidentiality, technology-related risk disclosures, and per-session compliance requirements.
The session addresses the practical benefits and limitations of telehealth from both the clinician and client perspective, with emphasis on maintaining therapeutic rapport, clinical effectiveness, and standard of care equivalency in virtual settings. Participants will also examine HIPAA-compliant technology requirements, documentation protocols, multi-state licensure considerations, and cultural competence in virtual service delivery. Rooted in the instructor’s direct experience operating a multi-state virtual behavioral health practice, this workshop bridges the gap between telehealth policy, ethical standards, and day-to-day clinical application.
Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of this training, you will be able to:

Define telehealth as established by KRS 335.158(4)(c) and distinguish between key terminology including telemedicine, teletherapy, telebehavioral health, and telemental health
Compare at least three telehealth service delivery models (synchronous, asynchronous, and hybrid) and identify appropriate use cases, including assessment of client suitability for telehealth per KRS 335.158(1)(d)
Demonstrate compliance with informed consent, confidentiality, and risk disclosure requirements for telehealth as specified in KRS 335.158(1)(a)–(c), including all five mandated disclosures regarding technology disruption risks, electronic messaging use, emergency communication protocols, third-party access to communications, and clinician identity and credentials
Implement per-session compliance protocols including client identity verification, physical location documentation, emergency contact acquisition, clinician communication procedures, HIPAA-compliant technology use, and telehealth-specific session documentation per KRS 335.158(2)(a)–(f)
Assess the benefits and limitations of telehealth for diverse client populations, and accessibility considerations into clinical decision-making

Delivery Method
synchronous distance learning
Cost
$40
Credit Hours
2.0 ACE/KBSW
Accreditation
University of Kentucky College of Social Work, Provider # 1377, is approved as an ACE provider to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Regulatory boards are the final authority on courses accepted for continuing education credit. ACE provider approval period: 9/29/25-9/29/28. Social workers completing this course receive 2.0 clinical continuing education credits.
This course meets Kentucky requirements for the telehealth continuing education requirement and is approved by the Kentucky Board of Social Work for 2.0 credit hours. Approval No.: KBSWSP-202544
Instructor

Dr. Tierra Hereford, LCSW ’s bio:
Dr. Tierra Hereford, DSW, LCSW, LICSW, CAIMHP, is the co-founder of T.H. & Associates LLC, a virtual behavioral health practice serving clients across Virginia, Washington D.C., and Tennessee. With over 14 years of experience in the field, her work focuses on trauma-informed care, addiction treatment, clinical supervision, and a holistic approach to providing mental health services for all. She has spent much of her career working with individuals and families navigating the justice system, substance use, and complex trauma including within court systems, child protective services, and military-connected communities. She began her career as a state social worker in Kentucky, which inspired her to move towards licensure to address the intergenerational issues she observed as a state social worker. Her doctoral research examined anti-racism in clinical supervision, reflecting a longstanding commitment to ensuring that the supervisory relationship is not only clinically rigorous but culturally responsive and grounded in equity.
Dr. Hereford is deeply passionate about mentorship, clinical supervision, and the continued growth of the social work profession. She believes that professional development should extend beyond traditional roles; a conviction that led her to entrepreneurship and to providing direct client services through multi-dimensional treatment interventions and scopes. A University of Kentucky College of Social Work alumna, she remains connected to the College through opportunities to speak and encourage future social workers; she remains committed to supporting the next generation of social work professionals in developing not only as competent clinicians but as whole people prepared to lead, innovate, and shape the future of the field.
As the co-founder of a multi-state virtual practice, Dr. Hereford brings direct, operational experience in telehealth compliance, HIPAA-compliant service delivery, multi-jurisdictional licensure, and the ethical challenges clinicians face in virtual settings every day. She is a dedicated speaker and educator at universities and professional organizations and is passionate about bridging the gap between telehealth policy and frontline clinical practice.
How to Claim Credit
You must attend the training in its entirety and complete an evaluation form. Attendance will be verified using Zoom attendance reports.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
If this course is canceled, you will be contacted and given the option of a full refund, or course credit to be used within 1 year.
Click Here to go to the registration page.
Questions
Contact Christina.Krantz@uky.edu with any questions regarding this course, registration assistance or to request accommodations.
