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NASW VT Chapter Presents:
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
Presenter:
Susan Woods, M.S.W., L.I.C.S.W.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Registration 8:30 a.m.
Program 9:00 to 3:00
Vermont Technical College
Old Dorm - Randolph, Vermont
This one-day training program is for those
professionals who are interested in the interface of
mindfulness in clinical treatment. The Mindfulness-Based
Cognitive Therapy program is designed to help those who
suffer from recurring episodes of depression and unhappiness
and brings together cognitive therapy with the practice of
mindfulness.
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Save the Date-Friday, November 7, 2008
Sheraton-Burlington
Burlington, Vermont
NASW-VT Annual Conference
“The
Power of Social Work”
Featuring Keynote Speaker:
Professor Gary Bailey,
MSW, ACSW -
Simmons College School of Social
Work—Immediate Past-President of NASW and Chair of the
Social Work Public Education Campaign
Watch the
website for registration information in mid-August.
www.naswvt.org
Photo Opportunities
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Pay It Forward
Through the NASW-VT Gilman Scholarship
Did you receive financial support while you
were studying to become a professional social worker? Now
you can “pay it forward” by making a tax-deductible
contribution to the NASW-VT Gilman Scholarship.
Here’s how:
· Write a check made payable to Vermont Scholarship Fund –
NASW-VT Gilman Scholarship (the check must be made out this
way to be tax-deductible)
· Mail the check to NASW-VT at P.O. Box 1348, Montpelier, VT
05601-1348.
· If you are making a contribution in honor of someone,
please indicate the name of the person and reason you are
honoring her/him.
The scholarship was established in 2002 to
honor former Executive Director Michael Gilman. Each year
the Chapter contributes $1000 to provide two $500
scholarships to individuals enrolled in accredited social
work programs. The Gilman Scholarship is administered by the
Vermont Scholarship Fund, a 501©(3) affiliate of the Vermont
Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC).
In fiscal year 2009 our goal is to raise 50% of the annual
scholarship fund, or $500, through individual tax-deductible
contributions.
For more information about the Vermont Scholarship Fund, go
to:
www.vermontscholarshipfund.org
For details about applying for the scholarship, deadlines,
and forms, go to
www.vsac.org
 Right: All in the family! Carolyn, Heather
and Gary Chaudoir listen intently to
speaker Phyllis Black at NASW-VT's recent
rural ethics training.
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Right: Castleton Students celebrate their BSWs with NASW-VT
Executive Director, Rilla Murray and Board members Luther
Brown, Katie Sprowl and former Board members Lillian Jackson
and David Ellenbrook.
