We're sorry, but all tickets sales have ended because the event is expired.
  • Class 1 - To Disclose or Not Disclose, That is the Ethical Question!
     July 11, 2018
     10:00 am - 1:00 pm
  • Class 2 - Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Ethical Decision Making
     July 11, 2018
     1:45 pm - 4:45 pm
  • Class 3 - The Penn State Factor: The Ethical Imperative of Mandated Reporting and the Devastating Effect of Cover-Up
     July 11, 2018
     5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

disclosure ethics abuse reporting

Disclosure, Abuse Reporting, Ethics Marathon!

July 11, 2018

Hereford Library

16940 York Road

Hereford, Maryland 21111

 

This CE You! Marathon Seminar includes three excellent classes

(a total of 9 category I CEUs).

You can attend all three classes or select individual classes.  

The Cost of the full seminar is $149.

Two classes are $99. One class is $59. 

Refreshments (healthy and not-so healthy) served throughout the day! Parking is free.

 

ethics to disclose or not discloseClass 1 – 10:00am – 1:00pm

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)

between a rock and a hard place

Class 2 – 1:45pm – 4:45pm (3 CEUs-Ethics)

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Ethical Decision Making

When faced with an ethical dilemma, clinicians often feel stuck between a rock and a hard place. A process for ethical decision making can be our lodestar for working our way through these mazes. Participants will look at dilemmas and gain tools for working through the ethical challenges we all face in the helping work that we do.  (Trainer, Tzipora Frager, LCSW-C, Johns Hopkins Out Patient Clinic, Health Behavioral Specialist)

 

*Evening Ethics*

 

Class 3 – 5:30pm – 8:30pm

The Penn State Factor: The Ethical Imperative of Mandated Reporting and the Devastating Effect of Cover-Up (3 CEUs- Ethics )

Few things are as heartbreaking and upsetting as learning of an occurrence of child abuse. It is even more disconcerting to learn of systematic abuse and the efforts by institutions to cover them up. It is often said that “the cover up is worse than the crime”. Yet time and again institutions and professionals choose to turn a blind eye to abuse or sweep concerns under the rug. This class will take a look at the abuse allegations and cover-up at Penn State University. Participants will look at reporting patterns and gain an understanding of what prevents people from reporting, and learn how to create an environment that encourages abuse reporting. Participants will learn the laws related to child abuse reporting and what constitutes child abuse in the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia. They will gain a deeper understanding of the reasons that people and institutions do not report events and an understanding of that impact on the institutions and children. (Trainer, Jeffrey Davidson, LCSW-C, LICSW, Director CE You!)

This CE You! Marathon Seminar includes three excellent classes (a total of 9 category I CEUs). You can attend all three classes or select individual classes. The Cost of the full seminar is $149. Two classes are $99. One class is $59. Refreshments are served through out the day.

Venue:  

Address:
16940 York Road, Hereford, Maryland, 21111, United States

Description:

Hereford, Its not as far as you think!

This Location has Free Parking. Although it seems far from Baltimore, its not a bad drive. The roads are fairly picturesque and you are going against traffic.