Continuing Education for Social Work Professionals
Approved CE trainings, taught by clinicians who work with the populations they teach about.
Counseling for those who serve and protect. Tannus Wellness provides a private, supportive space for active-duty service members, veterans, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS professionals, correctional officers, dispatchers, and other public safety professionals.
Approved Provider
Kentucky Board of Social Work
Format
Live virtual, real-time Q&A
Certificates
Issued after attendance is confirmed
Upcoming Training
Understanding Military Culture: Clinical Considerations for Working With Veterans and Military-Connected Families
This training gives clinicians a working understanding of military culture, values, and common transition stressors, so they can build rapport and provide more informed, effective care with veterans, service members, and military-connected families.
Early Bird - through Oct 1
$39
Regular Price
$49
Date
October 15, 2026
CE Hours
3.0 Contact Hours
Time
Presenter
Tammany Barrett, LCSW, LISW
Upcoming Events

14 days to the eventThu, Oct 15Live Virtual TrainingClinical Considerations for Working With Veterans and Military-Connected Families 3.0 Continuing Education Credit Hours Kentucky Board of Social Work Approved Approval # KBSW 2026099
Learning Objectives
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Describe core elements of military culture and how they shape client identity, communication, and help-seeking behavior.
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Identify common transition stressors for veterans and military-connected families, including reintegration and relational strain.
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Apply culturally-responsive assessment approaches when working with service members, veterans, and their families
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Recognize referral points and resources specific to the military and veteran community.
Presenter

Tammany Barrett
Tammany Barrett, LCSW, LISW, is the founder of Tannus Wellness in Louisville, Kentucky. A Navy veteran, she brings both clinical training and lived military experience to her work with veterans, service members, and military-connected families. She developed this training to help fellow clinicians build the same cultural understanding that shapes her own practice, addressing a gap she's seen in traditional social work education around military-connected clients.
