Ethics and Boundaries - In my 20+ years within the field of Social Work the pendulum viewpoint on self-disclosure has swayed from agency to agency and throughout the years.
Self-disclosure - never? Sometimes? When? How?
It all seems so gray when navigating client benefit vs risk and our own internal needs. As a social work professional in long term recovery, I have witnessed harmful self-disclosure and I have also seen the beautiful space for change it can cultivate. We will explore the when, how and why of self-disclosure and navigate the power of using our own stories in creating connections and space for positive change.
Learning Objectives
Review boundary concepts and terminology
Examine ethical considerations with examples
Discuss a decision-making process
Adopt personal and professional self-disclosure decision making techniques
Review the dynamics of dual relationships and the ethical implications
Tips for ethical decision-making and boundary setting including risk tolerance, cultural humility, and some decision-making models
(NASW WI Approved 4 CEU)
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