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Expired Ethics and Professional Standards Seminar 7-26-16 (Washington, DC)

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  • Class I - Embracing Our Ethical Obligations
     July 26, 2016
     10:15 am - 1:15 pm
  • Class 2 - To Disclose or Not Disclose, That is the Ethical Question!
     July 26, 2016
     2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

The Ethics and Professional Standards Seminar

July 26, 2016

10:15AM – 5:00PM

Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

810 1st Street NE, 3rd Floor

Washington, D.C. 20002 Symbol to indicate that the branch meets accessibility standards

(Accessible by Metro Red line, Union Station, 1st Street Exit)

This One Day Seminar includes two excellent classes, a total of 6 Category I Ethics CEUs. Refreshments (healthy and not-so healthy) are served throughout the day. The Cost of the full seminar is $99. One class class costs $59.

 

Class I, 10:15am-1:15pm,

Embracing Our Ethical Obligations 

 

The NASW Code of Ethics describes our obligations to maintain and promote professional standards in our interactions with colleagues and in our of social work practice.  Through interactive discussions, and group activities participants will gain an awareness of the skills necessary to ensure the care and wellbeing of our clients within a framework of ethical behavior. Participants will also examine real case scenarios and gain skills that will be useful to all areas of social work.

Participants will come away with an upbeat message. You will leave encouraged, and with a better understanding of the need to promote the highest standards of excellence during challenging times. (Trainer, Tara Rice, LCSW-C, The TARA Center)

 

ethics to disclose or not discloseClass 2- 2:00pm – 5:00pm

To Disclose or Not Disclose, That is the Ethical Question!

 

The therapeutic relationship can be enhanced by the rapport the therapist has with their client.  Yet some clients are easier to connect with than others. Can self-disclosure help with rapport building? Can self-disclosure help the therapeutic relationship or does it just lead down a slippery ethical slope?

This interactive training will explore these questions and more. Participants will look at our own personal values, examine case vignettes and explore how transference and counter transference can affect the efficacy of the therapeutic relationship. (Trainer, Tzipora Frager, LCSW-C, Johns Hopkins Out Patient Clinic, Health Behavioral Specialist)

 

Venue:  

Address:
810 1st Street NE, 3rd Floor, Washington, District of Columbia, 20002, United States

Description:

The location is accessible by Metro Red line, Union Station, 1st Street Exit. There is no free parking available at this location. The location is handicap accessible