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In this CEU, attendees will learn to provide affirming care and assessment to LGBTQAI youth. This will included exploration of current research, legal barriers and unique risks experienced by LGBTQAI youth.
Victoria Judge, MSW, LCSW-BACS is a clinician with over 20 years experience in a variety of practice settings. She brings is committed to affirming care for LGBTQAI people and providing care to a broad spectrum of clients. She is currently in private practice, where she engages in individual, couples and family sessions, as well as provides social work supervision.
3 General Hours, LCA
3 Clinical Hours, LABSWE
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3 Pending Hours, LCA
3 Clinical Hours, LABSWE
*THIS IS AN IN PERSON CEU*

Ashley Comegys is a licensed clinical social worker with a multi-state online therapy practice that helps women with anxiety navigate life transitions, such as motherhood, grief, trauma, and loss. She holds an MSW from Tulane University as well as a certificate in disaster mental health. Additionally, she is a certified perinatal mental health provider, who specializes in working with women experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Throughout her career Ashley has worked extensively with client’s who have experienced trauma across their lifespan, including experiences such as community violence, traumatic grief, hurricane and weather related trauma, and medical trauma.
Through this CEU training we will investigate the history and research behind telemental health, examine the legal and ethical issues that exist with online therapy, and explore the clinical concerns and applications for providing online therapy.
2 Diagnosis & 1 Ethics Hours, LCA
2.25 Clinical & .75 Ethics Hours, LABSWE
*THIS IS A ZOOM CEU*
“This beautifully written book is a powerful and moving story of a family’s struggle with mental illness.”
– Walter Isaacson, bestselling biographer of Steve Jobs, Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein and Elon Musk.
Join JFS Executive Director, Roselle M. Ungar, CFRE and memoirist Tripp Friedler for a conversation and author signing event Saturday, September 28th! A portion of proceeds will benefit our Teen Life Counts program
The Tunnel opens in New Orleans on a March evening when author Tripp Friedler takes a call from his 21-year-old son, Henry, who is midspan on the Mississippi River Bridge and too scared to jump.
What follows is an elaborate game of chase across the United States as Tripp and his wife, Heidi, spare no expense to get Henry the treatment he requires but resists. The Tunnel advances from one unforgettable scene to the next as Henry’s depression deepens to bipolar disorder. You’ll hold your breath every paragraph, waiting for what happens next.
Throughoutthe wild journey, author Tripp Friedler exposes the flaws in the social fabric when it comes to dealing with mental illness. He wonders what people without means do when faced with this wall of indifference.
The Tunnel is a book about what holds a family together and what tears a family apart. It’s a journey you’ll never forget.
About the Author

Tripp Friedler is Heidi’s husband, a father, a business owner, an author, and a philanthropist. He’s donating 100% of his royalties from The Tunnel to mental health charities. Tripp is the author of FreeGulliver: Six Swift Lessons in Life Planning. He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Amherst College and his law degree from Tulane. Tripp is a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP), and has finished all class requirements for a masters in counseling at Loyola University.

