Navigating Ethical Challenges: Understanding Board Complaints, Legalities, and Professional Conduct
Date:
August 23, 2024
Time:
8:30 AM – 2:30PM
Location:
Armstrong Center Ballroom – 13040 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31419
Presented By:
Tom Black, Ph.D., LPC (GA/USVI), LMHC (FL), CPCS, ACS
Summary: This presentation offers an in-depth exploration of critical ethical issues faced by licensed professional counselors, social workers, and marriage & family therapists. We will delve into the complexities surrounding licensing board ethics complaints, providing insights into common triggers and best practices for response. The session also covers crucial best practice aspects, including confidentiality breaches and their implications, to ensure practitioners are well-versed in safeguarding client information using ethical codes of NASW, AAMFT, and AMHCA/ACA to identify and resolve issues. Additionally, we will discuss the nuances of testifying in legal settings, emphasizing the balance between professional obligations and legal requirements. Lastly, the presentation highlights the importance of thorough and accurate documentation, a fundamental aspect often scrutinized during ethical reviews and legal proceedings, underscoring its role in upholding ethical standards and professional integrity in mental health practice.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the Nature and Process of Licensing Board Ethics Complaints
- Explore Psycho-Legal Considerations in Mental Health Practice
- Learn Best Practices for Testifying in Legal Settings
- Develop Skills in Effective and Ethical Documentation
- Apply Ethical Principles in Real-World Scenarios
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Janis Ellington• 912-678-4480 • Janis.elllngton@summitbhc.com
Breakfast with Clinicians
Date:
July 12, 2024
Time:
8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Location:
Brew Coffee, 7000 Bowen Pier Drive, Suite 1, Hanahan SC, 29410
Presented By:
Dr. Heather Cosimini
Summary:
Discusses how mental health professionals can prioritize self-care, wellness, and mindfulness to assist in maintaining a health work and life balance.
For More Information, Contact:
Victoria.Bird@WPRecoveryCenter.com | 843-419-0999
Breakfast with Clinicians
Date:
September 18, 2024
Time:
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM ET
Location:
Virtual Presentation
Presented By:
Barbara Melton, LPC, LPCS, LAC, LACS
Summary:
This training will enhance the knowledge and skills clinicians already have to provide in a culturally sensitive and trauma-informed way, trauma treatment for LGBTQI+ individuals. We will explore the unique challenges these clients experience, including issues involving discrimination, stigma and lack of understanding by a large portion of the public. Many negative experiences go back to family of origin a nd disrupted attachment issues. The workshop will include case studies and discussions to ensure participants can apply training objectives in their practice to empower, support and treat LGBTQI+ clients dealing with past trauma.
For More Information, Contact:
Victoria.Bird@WPRecoveryCenter.com | 843-419-0999
