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Ethics in an Age of Informality Protecting Yourself When Boundaries Blur
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Have You Ever Wondered…
• How to handle an invitation to a social event where you know you’ll meet a client?
• Whether you should share a difficult experience you’ve had that parallels what your client is struggling with?
• What ethical safeguards to consider if you use Skype with clients or have a presence on social media?
• Whether or not to accept a grateful client’s gift?
Get solid answers to these questions, and learn how to protect yourself in the new practice environment of the 21st century.
Ethics in an Age of Informality is an invaluable tool for learning how to navigate through the numerous and ill-defined ethical “gray areas” in today’s digital world. Plus, it’s a fun and engaging way to earn up to 12 CE credits to meet your CE requirement!
Here are just a few of the insights, tools, and strategies covered in the Ethics in an Age of Informality online video series:
• How to handle the new ethical issues that digital communications have introduced into our field
• How to handle the new ethical issues that digital communications have introduced into our field
• The do’s and don’ts of therapist self-disclosure, dual relationships, client gift-giving, and participation in social occasions with clients outside the office
• How documentation, clinical supervision, and peer support are essential to protecting yourself and your practice
• Why self-care is such an important part of ethical practice
• The latest developments in the ethical and legal standards, including DSM-5 changes, you need to understand in order to practice safely and effectively
