NASW NH is proud to bring you high-quality and diverse continuing education opportunities.

All of our upcoming workshops are found on the NASW CE Institute. You will note there are significant discounts for NASW Members.  NASW Student Members can also find an even deeper discount on many of our workshops.


Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers are required by NH BMHP to earn at least 30 of their 40 hours of continuing education in approved (Category A) programs with six (6) hours of ethics and three (3) hours of suicide prevention every two years. Each training description includes the number of approved CEUs offered or if the CEUs are pending.  All NH BMHP approved supervisors need 6 Category A CEs in Supervision.

We look forward to a wonderful year of professional development. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to assist you, suggestions for future continuing education, or if you would be interested in providing training to your fellow social workers and allied professionals.

Working together,
Lynn Currier, LICSW
Executive Director
NASW NH


Find all events from NASW VT, NH, and ME on our Events Calendar. 

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Need on-demand CEs or have a specific topic you need covered? Check out the NASW CE Institute

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External Continuing Education Opportunities

Stronger Together is a newly available mental health awareness training. The program is two-hours and educates about mental health, recognizing deteriorating mental health, and reaching out to someone who may be struggling. The program has both live and digital versions, for both adults and youth. Digital programs are available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. The entire program, including the facilitator training, is available for free and can be accessed at StrongerTogetherMH.com.  

The Stronger Together program was developed and piloted in Rhode Island by a social worker in partnership with a local prevention coalition. The program is currently gathering national data to pursue national evidence-based status. Regional data demonstrate that, after completing the program, 90% of participants report increased feelings of efficacy handling mental health concerns in people who may be struggling. Facilitators generally report that the program is easy to learn and implement and that it is relevant and adaptable to their communities.  

The program has been used in a variety of settings with a range of audiences. Take a look at the website and see how the program has been used and if it may be a fit for your community. Accessing and learning to run the program are available at no cost, making it an even more timely resource. Please complete the contact form on the website with any questions or to reach the program developer directly.

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