This event is open to the public.

NTU Psychotherapy is an African-Centered approach to health and healing through clinical practice.   In this training, participants will: 

• Receive an introduction to this clinical modality
• An understanding of how a relational worldview and Africentric principles can inspire holistic care and treatment for communities of color
• Space to explore an evidence-based, African-centered framework

The training will be facilitated by Maisha Davis, a native of Baltimore, who is driven by her passion for the thriving potential that exists within our communities. For more than twenty years, she has shared key social work abilities with families, youth, communities, human services professionals, and organizations that serve vulnerable populations.

One person may attend per fee paid. Attendees who have not paid will not be allowed in the room. All registrations are final.  There will be no refunds. Fees paid can be credited towards future workshops. 

Membership Rate:  The membership rate is available to those who are 2022 paid members of any chapter in NABSW. Chapter membership will be verified. Non-members who would like to access the training at the membership rate must pay membership dues prior to registering at the member rate.  

Continuing Education: Baltimore Legacy ABSW, as an affiliate of the National Association of Black Social Workers, is authorized by the Board of Social Work Examiners in Maryland to sponsor social work continuing education programs and maintains full responsibility for this program. This training qualifies for 5 Category I continuing education units (CEUs) for social workers and professional counselors. In order to receive full credit for CEUs, you must be fully present for the entirety of the workshops. During the workshop, code words will be provided throughout the day. You will be asked to provide the code words for the day on your workshop evaluation for the session, in order to receive your CEUs. CEUs will be sent electronically to the email provided in your registration, no later than 10 days following the event.

Baltimore Legacy ABSW, as an affiliate chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers, we are committed to enhancing the quality of life and empowering people of African ancestry through advocacy, human services delivery, and research. As such, our professional development events uniquely focus on the empowerment of clients & communities of African descent. If you work with African-American clients and communities, our public CEU opportunities will enhance your practice.  Learn more at baltimoreabsw.com.

Questions? Email baltimoreabsw@gmail.com.