Overview
As the world is in a constant state of change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many have found that they are struggling to cope. As we enter the fall, additional societal stressors will put pressure on social workers and those they serve.
In this presentation, Kirby Bewley will seek to offer new perspectives on self-care and give gentle reminders of how we can take care of one another. Come prepared to hear perspectives on ways to care for our minds and bodies through self-compassion during this unprecedented time.
Master Presenter
Kirby Bewley
is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from Moore, Oklahoma. Prior to joining the faculty at the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work, she practiced in the field for 8 years. During this time, she specialized in clinical practice with children and their families. She has obtained National Certification in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and National Certification in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy. Kirby has also received extensive training in suicide intervention for children and adults and served as a Senior Supervisor in the triage department of a community mental health center. Additionally, Kirby has experience working with adults who are experiencing homelessness and individuals who have been frequently hospitalized for mental health needs.
Kirby is passionate about leadership and enjoys helping others develop into their potential. She has studied and presented on the topic of leadership on multiple occasions. She believes in seeing the best in people and brings optimism to each situation. Kirby enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing board games, and writing.
