Workplace Trauma Exposure happens at the individual, team, organizational, and societal levels, yet many organizations address it only through the lens of “self-care”. This workshop will discuss the evolving framework VT-CWTP uses to recognize, assess, and take action on workplace trauma exposure.

At an ever-increasing rate, social workers are being asked to address both the macro and clinical practice needs of human trafficking survivors. This workshop will provide valuable information about human trafficking as well as practical interventions that social workers can utilize to intervene at both the micro and macro level.

Join us for a presentation to help develop professional tools and self-care strategies related to mass violence events across America.

Using extensive case material, Dr. Frederic Reamer will acquaint participants with a typology of boundary issues and dual relationships. Participants will learn how to identify and respond constructively to complex boundary issues, protect clients, prevent professional malpractice, and avoid licensing board complaints. Key topics will include the nature of boundary issues, types of dual relationships, ethical standards, and risk-management strategies.

This webinar will provide in-depth examination of compelling and complex ethical challenges in clinical social work.Key topics will include exceptions to clients' confidentiality rights; informed consent exceptions; ethical use of technology and online tools; management of conflicts of interest; ethical challenges when working with clients’ collaterals; balancing client self-determination rights and professional paternalism; managing complex termination-of-services decisions; and difficult documentation decisions, among others.