All courses tagged “CE Type: Ethics”
October 2026
The Michigan Association of School Social Workers Annual Conference is the only Michigan conference where school social workers hear from national and local speakers, and network with other school social workers from across the state. Attendees are guaranteed to be refreshed, refocused and re-energized to assist their students and teachers with new ideas and interventions. […]
November 2026
This course will provide a refresher on ethical principles and standards of the NASW Code of Ethics and will cover practical, easy-to-use ethical problem-solving techniques. This course will also examine changes to the Code of Ethics recently adopted by the National Association of Social Workers. This session will also provide an introduction into Pain Neuroscience […]
This seminar will assist Clinicians in enhancing their awareness and understanding of the direct relationship between ethics, boundaries, self-care and intellectual humility. In our rapidly growing field of knowledge, it is essential to continually reboot these concepts to facilitate our practice models and enhance our work with Clients.
December 2026
Clinical supervision is considered essential for those working in Behavioral Health, and we can all agree that good clinical supervision can make the difference in how much a practitioner will learn, grow and enjoy their work. This workshop will provide opportunities for both the aspiring and the experienced supervisor to develop and strengthen their supervisory […]
This skills-based workshop explores the intersection of trauma and grief as experienced by individuals and communities of color. Moving beyond foundational trauma-informed care, it introduces liberatory and culturally responsive practices that address racialized stress, historical trauma, systemic inequities, and collective loss. Participants will examine how grief and trauma often coexist in experiences such as disenfranchised […]
For the busy clinician it can be overwhelming to keep up with what is happening in technology, the impact on our field, ethical considerations and what clinicians can do to limit liability. In this presentation everyday professional usage of technology will be discussed such as: how secure is the cloud? How can I encrypt data […]
This interactive and educational workshop will explore the importance of ethical conduct and professional boundaries in social work practice. Social workers often face challenging dynamics in therapeutic relationships, including emotional involvement, transference, countertransference, dual relationships, and confidentiality dilemmas. This training will provide attendees with tools to navigate these challenges effectively through ethical decision-making models, real-life […]
January 2027
Artificial intelligence increasingly influences documentation, assessment, treatment planning, supervision, administration, and the mental health information clients encounter online. Yet AI-generated material is not neutral; it may reproduce biases, omissions, and inequities embedded within its data and design. This interactive ethics workshop examines confidentiality, informed consent, professional competence, automation bias, documentation integrity, client self-determination, and accountability […]
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