8 Principles Which Guide Ethical Decision Making in the Clinical Relationship

Speaker(s):

Mark Sanders, LCSW, CADC

Presentation: In this keynote address you will learn 8 principles which guide ethical decisions in the clinical relationship including: clients right to self-determination; non-malice; individualization; consumer voice; reducing the risk of the iaotrogenic effect; countertransference as a gift; finishing unfinished business; we will also discuss how to use the NCCC and NASW Codes of Ethics to Guide Practice.

Objectives:

  • Identify 8 principles which can guide ethical decision making
  • Describe of 3 strategies to avoid doing harm in the clinical relationship
  • Discuss how to use the NBCC and NASW Codes of Ethics to Guide Practice

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Path of Recovery: One Story at a Time

Speaker(s):

Regi Carpenter

Presentation: Regi Carpenter was sixteen years old when she first experienced severe mental illness and was committed to a state mental institution in Ogdensburg, NY. After being released she never spoke of it for over thirty years. As a professional storyteller, author and workshop leader, Regi knows the importance of telling one’s story to overcome trauma, ease anxiety, depression and shame. It wasn’t until she told her story of teenage trauma that Regi knew the healing power of stories to restore and heal the battered psyche. In this keynote you’ll hear stories of Regi’s experience as well as how stories can be used as a therapeutic tool to help clients become more resilient and resourceful.

Objectives:

  • Build awareness about the misconceptions of people with mental illness
  • Promote the use of listening as a therapeutic tool
  • Obtain greater understanding of the personal experience of the mentally ill
  • Ensure others that recovery is possible