Mental health professionals are responsible for managing heavy caseloads, maintaining clinical documentation, and so much more all while trying to consistently address conflict, adhere to administrative demands, and provide adequate supervision in support of the agency goals and mission.
With the juggling of these professional commitments, there are personal areas that run the risks of being ignored including areas involving self-care. Clinicians are skilled at assisting others to achieve better outcomes in their lives but may not prioritize this as an area for their own.
It is imperative that clinicians identify these areas on a consistent basis and keep them in view to ensure reduced risk of violating them.
For more information or to register:
https://catalog.pesi.com/item/ethical-competence-clinicians-practices-guiding-principles-effective-treatment-133268
approved for 6.25 CE clock hours in Ethics; no NBCC credits availablr for this workshop
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