" Anatomy of a Boundary Crossing" Ethics
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Your Presenter: Eric Groh LPC CPCS BC-TMH; Former President; Composite Board of PC, SW and MFT's
5 NBCC Hours *Approved ethics for social workers, marriage and family therapists and counselors*
"...this should be a required workshop for all clinicians and supervisors." Ira Bennett LCSW "...walked away feeling this was invaluable..." Martina Watson LPC"Use of real life board incidents perfectly illustrated ethical issues and boundaries that can lead to legal investigation." Stephanie Morton LPC
Client advocacy, improper termination, addiction, violating confidences of colleagues, bartering, practicing beyond your expertise--did you know all can reveal dual relationships and poor boundary management? Learn to know the difference and how to avoid them.
Course Objectives:
1) Teach you how to protect your clients, protect yourself and retain your privilege to practice.
2) Learn a system for analyzing boundary management problems and dual relationships.
3) Apply this system across all of your clients.
4) Allow you to practice with less worry and greater ease.
About Your Presenter:
Eric has made formal judgements on over 200 licensing board complaints against Professional Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists. Participants enjoy Eric's relaxed and lighthearted presentation of serious material and how this non-threatening approach paves the way for greater participant understanding.
Eric specializes in dissociative disorders and addiction in his Atlanta private practice.
He has provided consulting services to state and federal agencies on Gambling Addiction and Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief. He is founder and president of the non-profit Georgia Council on Problem Gambling.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone interested in or practicing psychotherapy in the state of Georgia including individuals licensed by the Composite Board and non-licensees who want to know whether they are engaging in unlicensed practice. Agency administrators and supervisors interested in learning more about how the state regulates the practice of their employees.
**Be in the classroom early. If you are LATE, you may attend but a CE certificate cannot be issued.**
Eric Groh LPC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6921. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Eric Groh LPC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
