Comedy or Tragedy? Creating, Improvising and Acting in Groups

Instructor: Laura MacLeod, LMSW
Date: Saturday, May 13th 2017
Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Course Code: SWCOMOTR
Room: Silberman/212
Cost: $105.00
Description: Purposeful use of improvisation and acting activities for groups. How to implement effective activities for population and setting
CE Hours: 3

About the Instructor:

macleodl Laura MacLeod, LMSW

Laura MacLeod, LMSW. With a background in social work and 2 decades of experience as a union worker, Laura MacLeod created From The Inside Out Project® with all levels of employment in mind to assist in maintaining a harmonious workplace. She is an adjunct professor in graduate studies at the Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work and leads training sessions for social work professionals at The Coalition for Behavioral Health and Institute for Community Living in New York City. Laura speaks on conflict resolution, problem solving, and listening skills at conferences across the country and has been featured on CBS Moneywatch, Refinery29 and Human Talent Network.

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PHONE REGISTRATION: (212) 650-3850

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The thing I learned most at Silberman was how to bring my full self into the work. Regardless of the population being served or problem being addressed, my time at Silberman taught me how to use my own authenticity and lived experiences to generate meaningful, high-quality outcomes for clients. — Sam Guzzardi, MSW; Director of Social Work, Coney Island Preparatory Charter Schools