EXPLORING THE GRAY AREAS OF ETHICS FOR SOCIAL WORKERS & COUNSELORS

(Refreshments and Registration will begin at 8:30 am)

3 CEU’s/ $59

 For groups of 2 or more registering at the same time $49/ Student Rate $29

                During this workshop we will discuss the Principles and Standards of Ethics for Clinical Social Workers and Counselors including respect for the client and personal integrity.  Ethics is not just a matter of crossing sexual boundaries.  We must also consider such issues as:  how our illnesses and life stresses impact the work; separations in treatment/abandonment of the client; the wish to parent the (child and adult) client; gifts (from the client and the wish to give to the client).  What about dual relationships?  What if our values are different from the client's values?  Is self disclosure helpful to the client or a narcissistic interference in clinical work?  What can you say when asked about your personal life?  

CEU OBJECTIVES:

1. Explore principles and standards of ethics for clinicians in psychotherapeutic cases
2. Enhance participant knowledge and critical thinking regarding appropriate ethical conduct
3. Discuss complexities of ambiguous hypothetical cases and decipher appropriate ethical considerations and action

PRESENTER: Victoria Todd, LISW-S

                 C. J. Hendry is privileged to have such a vibrant, creative, engaging presenter for this seminar! Victoria Todd, LISW-S is a summa cum laude graduate of Case Western Reserve University with a B.A. in Sociology and Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Social Administration.  A qualified child psychoanalyst, she completed her training at the Hanna Perkins Center for Research in Child Development.  She is now pursuing her training in adult analysis at the Cleveland Psychoanalytic Center .  A member of the Association for Child Psychoanalysis and the American Psychoanalytic Association, she teaches classes and workshops at Case Western Reserve University .  She served on the Treatment Subcommittee of the Ohio Child Sexual Abuse Grant and was a member of the Guardian ad Litem Advisory Board and the Children at Risk Coalition. Based on her 25+ years of experience in assisting children, adolescents and parents as well as her work as a daycare and school consultant, she received the President’s Award from the Junior League and was named in Who’s Who Among Executives and Professionals in Mental Health-Honor’s Edition, Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women in Healthcare and Who’s Who Among American Women.  She has published articles in Child Analysis and The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child.      

Seminar Location:

C. J. Hendry & Associates, Inc.,

25000 Center Ridge Road

Suite 6

Westlake , Ohio 44145

Please register by calling:   440-892-7034 ext. 221

Email: mlandis@cjhendry.com

                                                       Website:  www.cjhendry.com