Ethical Behavior in Crisis Intervention

Arrival & Check-In Times:

Doors open at 8:30 AM  (A light breakfast is included)

Parking is On-Site

Ethical Behavior in Crisis Intervention

PROGRAM SUMMARY

Social workers regularly engage with clients in crisis situations. These situations such as suicidal threats, threats to harm others, violent behavior, sexual assault, and crisis due to substance abuse often lead to ethical dilemmas. This workshop will explore approaches to crisis situations from an ethical context in order to improve social worker approaches to crisis situations with clients.

Participants will:

• Review social workers values and ethical responsibilities to clients

• Explore a framework for ethical decisions

• Apply framework to crisis situations

• Evaluate handling of crisis situations in an ethical context

•Develop a personal plan for intervening in an ethical manner in crisis situations with clients

ABOUT THE TRAINER

Nancy L. Moore, LISW-S, LCSW, CPCC; Moore Development Strategies, LLC Nancy is a professional Social Worker and Co-Active Coach  in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Nancy is an ambassador for change. She helps people and organizations be the best of themselves. Nancy’s passion for children and families drives her to enhance knowledge and skills for social workers, counselors, educators and families.  Nancy has a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Kentucky and is a supervising Licensed Independent Social Worker in Ohio and Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Kentucky as well as a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach. Nancy enjoys working with youth, families and other professionals to identify creative solutions to meet needs, improve skills and confidence.