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• Looking for Licensed Therapists to Speak to Associates

  • Start
    March 01, 2018
  • End
    September 10, 2019
  • Location
    Creekside Counseling Center

  
  

  Looking for Therapists to come share at the 3000 club. 

  Looking for Licensed Therapists who might be interested in speaking to Registered Associates/Interns or ASWs on a specific topic.  

   This is a once a month event called the 3000 Club.   It is for all unlicensed MFTs and ASWs working on their hours.  

   It is every 3rd Tuesday morning from 8:30a-9:30a  

  Creekside Counseling Center

   If you would be interested and sharing and meeting interns please email :

  terileewatts@gmail.com

  
  

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• 2019 Legal and Ethical Training

  • When
    May 31, 2019
  •  
    9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Location
    Shasta College, Building 2000
  • Spaces left
    37
  • Registered
    38 registrants

  Register

   

  Don't miss out on this amazing training opportunity while networking with other local therapists and earning CEU's!

  
  

  
  

  ONLY 10 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER

  AT THE LOWER PRICE!  

  
  

  Tough Calls, Moral Dilemmas, Technology and More

  presented by: Benjamin E. Caldwell, PsyD, LMFT 

  Please Note the location of this training has been moved to the Shasta College Campus in The Student Center Building (Building 2000) All participants may park in the North Parking Lot

    

  Description

  Our morals and values inevitably influence our work. When we have clear legal and ethical standards to guide us, we defer to those standards. But often, when faced with difficult decisions, our standards offer conflicting guidance, or none at all. This can confuse clients, who wonder whether their therapist will truly understand or support their choices.  Through the use of case examples, this workshop will show how our individual morals and values influence therapy work even when we seek to appear neutral; how to identify your own morals and values relevant to your practice; and why owning those values matters.

   

  Objectives

   

  * Identify at least two personal morals and values most relevant to your psychotherapy practice

   

  * Differentiate between a personal opinion, clinical opinion, advice giving, and imposing personal values

   

  * Construct a framework for clinical and ethical decision-making that integrates personal morals and values in a manner that is within professional ethical boundaries and appropriate to your clientele

   

  * Identify three common frameworks for making value-based decisions

   

  * Identify at least two implications from court cases involving mental healt students' moral decision making

   

   

   

  MEETS CE REQUIREMENTS FOR MFT/LCSW

  Please note: Seating is limited. In order to provide opportunity for all wishing to attend,  registration must be cancelled prior to May 26, 2019 for refund of full amount paid. Cancelations on or after May 27, 2019 will be provided with refund for half of paid amount.

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