Kentucky Society for Clinical Social Work

07/20/2026

Master’s Level Kentucky CSW Exam Prep - Link in Bio to register

Preparing for the Kentucky CSW licensure exam? Join the Kentucky Society for Clinical Social Work (KSCSW) for our inaugural Master’s Level KY-CSW Exam Prep course designed to help you feel confident and prepared for exam day.

Over the course of three 1.5-hour virtual sessions, participants will receive focused instruction covering key exam concepts, test-taking strategies, and content areas commonly found on the Kentucky CSW exam. Each session also includes dedicated time for questions, giving you the opportunity to clarify difficult topics and gain additional guidance from experienced instructors.

Whether you’re taking the exam for the first time or looking for a structured review, this course is designed to strengthen your knowledge and boost your confidence.

Course Details

Dates: December 1, 2, & 3, 2026
Time: 5:30–7:00 PM ET
Format: Live Virtual Training
Registration Fee:

KSCSW Members: $35
Non-Members: $50

Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare alongside fellow social work professionals and take the next step toward earning your Kentucky CSW license.

We look forward to helping you succeed!

07/16/2026

Important Advocacy Alert regarding the 4% Medicaid Provider Rate Cut. Read the email and sign onto the letter here:

URGENT: Tell Kentucky's Leaders to Stop the Medicaid Provider Rate Cut**Deadline to act: Friday, July 17, 2026 by close of business**Kentucky Medicaid (DMS) has notified providers of a **4% cut to Medicaid reimbursement rates**, set to take effect **August 1, 2026** — or as soon as administrativel...

07/09/2026

Hope to see you at Joe Beth tonight at 6:30 to discuss Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver. This book introduces some powerful present themes - let’s dive in.

Message Jennifer Connor Godbey for more details or info. I’ll be there tonight!

07/08/2026

Register today for our Fall Conference! Vendors and attendees! Link in bio

06/25/2026

Link in Bio!
Presentation Name: Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Social Work Education

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

Identify key ethical considerations associated with the use of artificial intelligence in social work education, including issues related to confidentiality, bias, informed consent, academic integrity, and professional responsibility.
Analyze the opportunities and risks of AI tools in teaching, learning, assessment, and field education through the lens of the National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics and other relevant professional standards.
Apply ethical decision-making strategies to evaluate and develop responsible practices for integrating AI technologies into social work education settings.

06/25/2026

Link to register in bio!

In the behavioral health community, there is growing interest in adventure, both as a concept and a practical therapeutic tool for the treatment of many different mental health disorders. Physical exercise has been a subject of interest for quite some time, but currently, specific adventure sports such as rock climbing are being investigated. How do we define adventure and what aspects appear to have therapeutic benefits? How does this relate to ADHD and anxiety, and how can we apply this in our own practices?

Learning Objectives:

Explain the neurobiological mechanisms underlying ADHD and anxiety.
Explain the current interest in the concept of adventure.
Evaluate the therapeutic potential of adventure sports.
Differentiate between maladaptive and adaptive risk-taking behaviors.
Apply practical evidence-based strategies.