Ethical Considerations when working with Survivors of Trauma (no NBCC credit)

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 Creative Approaches to Ethics and Supervision  

Friday June 9^th, 2017

 Ethical Considerations When Working With Survivors of Trauma

This training allows us to look at our work with trauma survivors through the lens of ethics and trauma informed care.  With a sample case study we will examine and discuss the unique ethics and boundary dilemmas that arise when working with traumatized individuals.  We will pay special attention to the boundaries, scope of practice, confidentiality, and the importance of trust when working with survivors.

Presenter: Elizabeth Bach-Van Valkenburgh, MASSA, LISW-S

3 CEU’s (General or Ethics) for Counselors and Social Workers

9am-12:15pm     Cost $40

 Shame:  A Supervision Approach

Shame is part of the human experience for everyone.  This training allows us to examine the impact of shame on clinicians and ways in which shame disrupts connection.  We will explore the dynamics of shame using many different approaches, including exploring the role of neurobiology in the shame response.    We will discuss how supervisors will learn how unexplored shame responses in the clinician can result in counter transference and ways to address this with supervisees without creating a new shame experience.

Presenter: Allison Bruce, M.Ed.,PCC & Carrie Burick, ATR, PCC-S

3 CEU’s (General or Supervision) for Counselors and Social Workers

1:15pm-4:30pm   Cost: $40

 *Stay for both trainings and take $10 total off your registration fee  MORE INFO HERE

To register call Carrie Burick at  216-577-6631 or email at selfcaretools@yahoo.com

 Location: Pepper Pike Learning Center

32000 Chagrin Blvd., Pepper Pike  44124 (between Lander and SOM Center)

Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124