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This
is an intermediate-advanced course, which will review
the ethical and clinical complexities of boundary
crossing and dual relationships in psychotherapy and
counseling. This unique workshop will incorporate clips
from popular movies (e.g.,
What About Bob, Good
Will Hunting, Deconstructing Harry,
Analyze This, and many more) to
highlight expanding contemporary research and literature
demonstrating that ethical more flexible therapeutic
boundaries can enhance therapeutic alliance and clinical
outcome. The workshop will also cover issues of standard
of care, risk management, and ethical decision-making.
The
workshop will explore the ethical and clinical
complexities of therapeutic boundaries, such as
self-disclosure, gifts, touch, home visits,
confidentiality, interventions outside the office, and
multiple loyalties. Special attention will be given to
unavoidable dual relationships and transparency in small
and rural communities. The workshop will also explore
issues related to modern technological and Internet
advancements, such as telehealth, e-mail in between
sessions and texting during sessions, clients Googling
therapists and visa versa, clients inviting therapists
to be friends on
Facebook,
and much more. |
Psychotherapists will learn to:
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Utilize sound,
ethical decision making in regard to the
implementation of ethical boundary crossings.
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Define and identify boundary crossings and boundary
violations and dual relationships.
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Apply
interventions based on clinical rationales and knowledge
of the law and
codes of ethics.
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Design sound clinical records concerning boundary
crossings and dual relationships.
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Integrate boundary crossings into their treatment
planning.
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Review current standards of practice (standard of care)
in regard to boundaries in therapy.
6 CE Credits
are available for psychologists, social workers, LPC, and
counselors. The Zur Institute, LLC is an approved
continuing education provider by APA, CA-BBS, ASWB, NBCC , CA
-BRN, and more. The Zur Institute is approved by the
American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing
education for psychologists. The Zur Institute maintains
responsibility for this program and its content. For more
information go to
http://www.zurinstitute.com/CEcredits.html
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Ofer Zur, Ph.D.
is a licensed psychologist and forensic consultant practicing in
Sonoma , CA . He is the director of the
Zur Institute,
which offers over 100
online courses
and is one of the most extensive online CE programs for
psychologists, counselors, LPC, social workers, MFTs and nurses.
His teaching, consulting with therapists, and writing focus on
private practice outside managed care, ethics, standard of care,
boundaries, dual relationships, and
Internet addiction.
His books include Dual
Relationships and Psychotherapy (Springer, 2002,
co-edited with A. Lazarus),
HIPPA Friendly (Norton, 2005),
Private Practice Handbook, (ZI, 2007), and
Boundaries in Psychotherapy
(APA Books, 2007). Dr. Zur’s has deep concern regarding the harm
inflicted by dogmatic, inflexible and ideologically rigid
psychotherapeutic practices. His
articles page
provides dozens of free articles, guidelines, for psychotherapists
and the public.
Cost:
The program is $90 for the day. Price includes seated lunch
and
CEUs, such a deal!
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Location:
Touchmark
at
Mount Bachelor Village
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19800
SW Touchmark Way
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Bend, Oregon
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Registration:
Send a check or money order to made out to Clinicians’
Network along with your name, phone number, and
email address
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To: D’Arcy Swanson
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c/o Clinicians’ Network
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548 SW 13th Street,
Suite #100
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Bend
, OR 97702
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