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Ethical and Compassionate Response to Diverse Populations
| When: |
May 7, 2010, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm |
| Where: |
Wake County Commons - Room 100-C
4011 Carya Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27610
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for directions
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| Fee: |
$30 - Members; $75 - Non-Members ($5 additional
for on-site registration) |
| Contact Hours: |
3.0 (Meets "ethics" training requirement.) |
| Speaker: |
John Tote, Executive Director, Mental Health
Association of NC;
Bryan G. Hatcher, MDiv, MSW; Denauvo Robinson,
LPC, NCC, NBCCH;
Lili Sznaidman, MS, LPC, ACS; Dianne Dougherty,
MS, CAGS, LPC |
Description:
Panel Presentation and Case Review: working with diverse
populations can represent challenging situations for
Counselors and mental health treatment specialists
must be alert to ethical issues which may arise in
the therapeutic relationship. This panel presentation
will address the basic ethical standards of care and
particular focus will be on diverse populations who
present for treatment and for whom Counselors strive
to provide compassionate and ethical treatment protocols.
Case studies and practice guidelines will be presented.
This workshop meets criteria for 3-hour “ethics”
continuing education hours.
About the Presenter:
John Tote is Executive Director of Mental Health Association
of North Carolina; Reverend Bryan G. Hatcher, MDiv,
MSW is Executive Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling
Center of Wilkes; Denauvo Robinson, LPC, NCC, NBCCH
is President/CEO of Albemarle Smart Start Partnership
in Elizabeth City; Lili Sznaidman, MS, LPC, ACS is
a private practice counselor and clinical supervisor
in Durham; Dianne Taylor Dougherty, MS, CAGS, LPC,
NCC is a private practice counselor in Cary and Boone.
Online
registration is closed. Please register on site.
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