This three-hour webinar offers social workers at any stage in their careers to claim their role as lifelong learners in their own social, emotional learning. This webinar will explore the social, emotional skills needed for work with clients, supervisees, supervisors and coworkers which will be needed more than ever as we navigate our post-covid social work practice. By the end of the webinar participants will be able to identify how the CASEL model of social, emotional learning applies to social workers; define and apply the following twelve tools in your social, emotional skills toolbox in your social work practice: learning from difficult people, power and vulnerability, living in the “and”, companioning, empathy blockers, shame resilience, use of humor and play, apologizing, meaning making, trauma stewardship, listening to behavior and love and utilize social, emotional learning skills to decrease burnout and vicarious trauma.