Join the Annual Heartland Social Work Virtual Conference
Celebrate Social Work Month with Colleagues from Across the Heartland
Features practitioners from Kansas, Wisconsin, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas
Conference Details
Dates: March 6, 7, and 13, 2026
Format: Virtual to provide flexibility for attendees across both states. You will receive your CEU after each workshop.
Educational Credits: Attendees can earn up to 18 CEUs if attend all three days
Conference Highlights
Flexibility: The virtual format allows participants to pick and choose individual sessions or attend the full three-day program to fit their schedules.
Content: This event features dynamic speakers, cutting-edge workshops, and special presentations focused on the future of social work and mental health service delivery
The CEUs are approved for licensed social workers, licensed professional counselors, licensed addiction counselors, licensed marriage and family therapists.
Advancing the Practice and the Profession of Social Work
Helping you shine in your professional life, one step at a time
HOpe to See you in March!
The conference brings together participants from across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and surrounding states for learning, laughter, and networking.
Plus meet some awesome social work organizers committed to making the conference an inspiring and fun experience for all attendees.
TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER
Organized by Social Workers for Social Workers
The Heartland Virtual Social Work Conference, organized by Heartland Counseling and Training, offers practical learning experiences for social workers. It supports continuing education, skill development, and effective practice in diverse communities and practice settings. As an accessible annual event, it advances social work practice through education, professional connection, and flexible learning while supporting licensure requirements. Workshops on ethics, policy, and clinical topics, allow participants to earn up to 18 continuing education units (CEUs). The conference includes practitioners from across the Midwest, providing learning and networking opportunities for social workers in the heartland and nationwide.