Beyond Ethics, LLC will be offering
3.0 Ethics and 3.0 Clinical/Diagnosis CEUs/CPDs
For Louisiana and Colorado Mental Health Professionals
Webinars on
April 11th, April 18th, October 10th and October 17th
Ethics Webinars: April 11th and October 10th
Surviving Your Clients’ Litigation: An Ethical Primer for Subpoenas, Depositions, Trial Testifying, and Keeping Your Sanity
9:00am – 12pm (MT) / 10:00am – 1:00pm (CT)
Clinical/Diagnosis Webinars: April 18th and October 17th
Therapy with Family Members in the Throes of Divorce: Clinical Considerations
9:00am – 12pm (MT) / 10:00am – 1:00pm (CT)
Online Webinars
Location
Online via Zoom
Cost – Two Options
1. One webinar= $80
2. Two webinars: = $150
Registration
Registration for Online Webinars
Beyond Ethics, LLC Cancellation Policy
Never worry about not being able to attend one of my workshops or webinars because life got in the way. As long as you email me in advance of the event, I will put you on the Credit List so that you can pick another date that works for you. I don’t provide refunds through PayPal because they take a percentage off the top. But once you have sent payment through PayPal or by mailing me a check, you are guaranteed a spot in one of my 3-hour Ethics Workshops / Webinars of your choosing. Thanks for your business and keep coming back!! Deb
Meet the Trainer
Deb Henson, LCSW, JD, LL.M
Deb is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 35 years clinical experience, who is also a lawyer since 1991. She has been defending clinicians since 2000 in various types of licensing board matters. Deb also has a robust practice of risk prevention consultation for therapists who are attempting to avoid ending up before their licensing board. After Ethics training around the country for PESI and Cross Country since 2006, Deb started her own training business, Beyond Ethics, LLC, in 2009. Through Beyond Ethics, Deb has been offering two to four trainings annually in Louisiana since its inception and in Colorado since 2015.
Deb can be reached through her training web site: beyond-ethics.com or her law and social work web site: deborahmhenson.com. She can also be emailed at beyond.ethics.deb@gmail.com or debhenson.law@gmail.com.
Louisiana & Colorado Online Webinars
Ethics CEUs/CPDs
Surviving Your Clients’ Litigation: An Ethical Primer for Subpoenas, Depositions, Trial Testifying, and Keeping Your Sanity
WHEN:
April 11th and October 10th
9:00 to Noon (Mountain) / 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Central)
WHERE:
Online via Zoom
Description of Workshop:
Our clients can become involved in various types of litigation while they are in therapy. Or sometimes their lawyers send them to therapy to establish Pain & Suffering damages in civil litigation (e.g., car accident; sexual harassment, etc.). And, of course, the most common type of litigation for clinicians with whom I provide legal consultation to assist them ethically navigate this high-risk situation is divorcing parents.Many of you probably did not become clinicians because you were eager to go to court. This webinar is a Basic 101 for Clinicians to help you understand the “game” of litigation and how to navigate the white waters ethically and arrive on the bank unscathed.
Please join us to discuss participants’ or their colleagues’ dilemmas, close calls, or worse (!) that caused them great angst. I will also share as many case examples as time permits during the webinar. Participants are encouraged to submit situations ahead of time if desired.
Trainings are three (3) hours and certificates will be provided at the end of the seminar.
Register HERE for this webinar or both.
Clinical/Diagnosis CEUs/CPDs
Therapy with Family Members in the Throes of Divorce: Clinical Considerations
WHEN:
April 18th and October 17th
9:00 to Noon (Mountain) / 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Central)
WHERE:
Online via Zoom
Description of Workshop:
In this Clinical/Diagnosis webinar, we will discuss various clinical considerations for your clients, including divorcing parents and their children. Have you found yourself worried about your clients in this category? Adult clients who are in the midst of (usually) contentious litigation that is eroding whatever may be left of their decent behavior with the other spouse. Or perhaps the clients you worry most about are the children of divorce, who are (frequently) caught between their parents in escalating co-parenting conflict.We will look at the helpfulness of Divorce Groups for Kids and how several clinicians might structure these groups with your combined kid clients, and perhaps also manage to form a Co-Parenting Group for some of the willing parent clients of your combined practices. If you cannot offer the groups, finding these resources is vital.
We will also discuss the following ideas that may or may not fit into your practice model:
- Visiting child clients at their schools to talk with teachers about their emotional state (and possibly behavior issues) exhibited at school.
- If group is not possible for the warring parents, the option of meeting with each separately or the two of them together if they can be slightly civil with each other (or agree to your “rules” for the joint session). The goal of this joint session (or more if you can get their cooperation) is to guide the parents to consider the long-term “business” of co-parenting and encourage them to make changes for the emotional wellbeing of their children.
- Referral networks for this type of work (i.e., co-parenting groups or other therapists with same orientation = “the business of co-parenting” and divorce groups for kids and/or parents) are fantastic and perhaps some such networking could be begun through this webinar.
Just like in the above webinar, Participants are encouraged to submit situations ahead of time if desired.
Trainings are three (3) hours and certificates will be provided at the end of the seminar.
Register HERE for this webinar or both.
Approval has been given by the following organizations for (3) CEUs Ethics credit and (3) CEUs Clinical credit: Tulane University School of Social Work, as authorized by the Louisiana State Board of Social Work, and Louisiana Counseling Association, as authorized by the Louisiana Licensed Professional Counselor Board of Examiners for (3) CEUs Ethics and (3) CEUs Diagnosis. The training incorporates portions of the American Academy of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT) Code of Ethics, as well as pertinent portions of the Social Work and LPC Rules and Regulations. State statutes relative to all 3 disciplines are included in the seminar content and discussions.