Social Work Ethics and Boundaries

Based on the NASW Code of Ethics, this interactive course examines the values, ethical principles and ethical standards of the social work profession. Gain an in-depth and critical understanding of the ethical principles and practices within the helping professions.

Fulfill the state requirement for ethics and boundaries training. Examine boundaries in relationships and discuss the importance of ethics. Explore models used for ethical decision-making.

Instructor

Crystal Carter, MSW, LCSW

Crystal D. Carter, MSW, LCSW, is a Milwaukee native. She is currently an associate clinical professor/field liaison at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. She is also the president of Dean’s Clinical Solutions, LLC, ... read more

Who Should Attend

Social workers, human services workers, social service professionals

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

Learn to provide direction on how to process and find solutions to ethical dilemmas in the workplace

Understand the ethical guidelines to following HIPAA laws when working in a health care setting or working with health care providers

Discuss the danger in dual relationships (personal/professional) with clients and its impact on the patient and clinician during and after treatment

Identify appropriate use of social media and technology

Understand the ethical responsibility for duty to warn and suicidal threats

Explain the importance of cultural humility and ethical responsibility as it is written in the code of ethics

Understand the protocol when working with colleagues who display unethical behavior

Sessions

Date: Fri, Oct 13

Delivery Method: Live Online

Time: 9am-1pm CT

Platform: Zoom

Instructor: Crystal Carter MSW, LCSW

Fee: $159

CEUs: .4

Enrollment Limit: 100

Program Number: 1040-15335

Registration Deadline: Oct 12

Date: Fri, Dec 8