HIGH QUALITY, RELEVANT, ENGAGING
PROfessional Development
Events
WwC MENTAL HEALTh ROUNDTABLES
Located at:
WFL BOCES CONFERENCE CENTER
NEWARK, NY
Elevating the Future of Mental Health Professionals
The Wellness Workforce Collaborative (WWC) is your go-to hub for high-quality professional development! From nationally recognized presenters and local experts to evidence-based training curriculums, we bring you top-tier learning experiences. Whether you're an intern, just starting, or a seasoned professional looking to grow, our events are designed to meet your needs. By bringing together professionals at all levels, we create a dynamic space for networking, learning, and career advancement. Join us and unlock endless opportunities for personal and professional growth!
what separates us from the rest….
As a part of the WWC program, interns & supervisors have access to training designed to provide skill development and enhancement.
Trainings include:
Solution-Focused Counseling for Schools
Navigating Difficult Conversations
Substance Use & Prevention
Multi-tiered Systems of Support
Collective Care Team
Sensory & Emotionally Supportive Environments
Ethical & Legal Issues for School-based Mental Health Professionals
Group Counseling
AI in School-based Mental Health
Introducing Coffee Chats!
After our last roundtable, school psychologists requested that Steve Humbert and Sandra Ordan facilitate "coffee chats" for school psychs to come together, collaborate, and discuss topics of interest. On Wednesday, March 19, the first WWC SP Coffee Chat was launched via zoom! What a success! We had 11 school psychs from across our region. The topics ranged from dyslexia, new testing tools, reading intervention, parent/community pushback on reading curriculum and executive functioning. Most important, we all felt tremendous gratitude and collaboration for this time together.
Next Coffee Chat: April 29th at 8:00 am via Zoom.
The WWC Team partnered with Dr. Angi Felber from Alfred University to provide Professional Development to school counselors, school psychologists, school social workers and superintedents from Franklinville CSD, Belfast CSD, Scio CSD, Hinsdale CSD, and Genesee Valley Boces (March, 2025).
