Presented by: Charlene Richard B.S.W., M.S.W., RSW

Charlene is a social worker who has been working in addictions and mental health since 2004 and teaching BSW/MSW students since 2018. She has been presenting on Compassion Fatigue prevention since 2008 and is the founder of Caring Safely®.

At the end of the webinar, participants will receive a link to a quiz. Upon successful completion of the quiz, you can download your certificate of completion for 90-minutes. 

The quiz is not time-limited and can be taken multiple times. 

You will be asked to enter your name before beginning the quiz. The name you enter will be the name on your certificate.

In order to download the certificate, please disable any popup blockers on your browser before you completion the quiz

Please note: It is up to you to see if your regulatory college will accept this training.

The following details provide the most commonly requested information by regulatory associations and can be copy/pasted:

“Trainings offered through Caring Safely® have been previously accepted for continuing education hours through various regulatory organizations including; National Association of Social Workers, National Board for Certified Counselors, the Alberta College of Social Workers (Category A), and the BC Nurses Union. 

In order for someone to receive a certificate of completion for this training through Caring Safely, participants must complete a final exam, which contains no more than 10% true and false questions, with a passing grade of 80% or higher and a program evaluation. The course developer and teacher has a Master of Social Work degree. The course is provided by an organization that has a privacy officer. The trainer’s credentials include a bachelor of social work, a masters of social work, a clinical registration to provide psychosocial restricted activities, over 18 years of direct clinical practice and is an instructor at the University of Calgary. The trainer is registered with the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) (Registration #11958).”

Webinars are delivered via Zoom Webinars, which is slightly different from Zoom Meetings.

Participants do not have their cameras on and are not on screen. You will need your audio on so you can hear. A chatbox is available and is viewable by everyone who is participating. The name you log in with will be the name that is visible in the chatbox.

Please note: Some workplaces block videos from streaming on their network.