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Licensed Professionals

Continuing Education
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Earn profession-specific credit hours.

We are accredited by the state of Wisconsin to provide profession-specific credit hours for licensed professionals and have deep experience developing relevant, meaningful and socially conscientious courses and events.

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Human Service Professionals

Conveniently get training to enhance your knowledge and to improve your value. We specialize in maintaining and advancing the careers of health and human services professionals with classes designed to fulfill state-mandated requirements for continuing education.

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Ethics & Boundaries

We provide high-quality and accessible classes that provide a framework for ethical decision-making and a best practice model to address boundary-related issues.

Enhance Your Care   

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Special Topics

We develop courses that address the many factors that might influence the client relationship, including grief, trauma, end of life, mental health and distinct client groups.

Advance Social Change   

Employer-Sponsored Continuing Education

We can work with employers to create training specific to their personnel and/or location. There are a number of ways we can approach this with three approaches being the most popular. Please contact Melissa Betke, Program Specialist, at betkem@uwgb.edu to discuss or arrange.

Group Discount

We offer a group discount for groups of five or more. In order to take advantage of a group discount, we ask that one payment be made by credit card.

Custom Classes

We can customize any class and offer as professional development to your personnel in a closed session, virtually, at your location or another venue.

Build Your Own Biennium

Work with us and choose 16 or more of the required 30 continuing education hours and save. We will create a customized registration link to ensure savings for all personnel. 

Student Presentations

UW-Green Bay students in social work are excited to share their presentations and discuss their findings. Each presentation is free of charge and qualifies for continuing education. These presentations available March 5-14, 2025, offer fresh perspective and represent a new collaboration with the Department of Social Work at the university.

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Unity in Diversity

Northeast Wisconsin Suicide Prevention Summit

Inclusive strategies for suicide prevention.
May 8, 2025
Brown County Central Library, Green Bay

Join us in May 2025 for a summit developed to increase understanding of suicide, its prevalence and the risk factors for specific populations. Summit details will be announced in early 2025. We are currently accepting breakout session proposals on topics that relate to the theme. Please submit your ideas to our online form by Friday, December 6. 

Submit Your Proposal Ideas

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Our Learners are Our Best Ambassadors

"I chose UW-Green Bay trainings as I can always count on high quality education with instruction from educators with expertise. I look forward to attending more in my career."

Alyssa Olson
Medical Social Worker

Follow Your Calling

Make a difference with a Master of Social Work.

Our program develops advanced generalist social work leaders committed to social justice and anti-racist decolonizing that promote social justice in a diverse and evolving world by engaging in strengths-based practice that elevates human and community well-being.

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US 2 Behavioral Health Care Inc

Training Partner for Self-Paced Courses

We have partnered with Us 2 Behavioral Health on self-paced courses to fulfill the special topic and ethics and boundary requirements. Ethics and Boundaries: When Culture Affects Decision Making and Special Topic: Fundamentals of DEIā€”both courses are engaging and highly interactive!

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Need Guidance?

If you need additional guidance, please contact Kayle Petitjean, Office of Professional Continuing Education, at professionaled@uwgb.edu or (920) 465-2642.

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