This workshop focuses on the CPCS Code of Ethics and its application in Clinical Supervision. The goal is to assist supervisors and supervisees in their expectations and communication with each other and with patients; especially when there are ethical situations. Misconceptions, misunderstandings, and a lack of skills can create roadblocks to good supervision and good patient care. Learning to deal with difficult circumstances and individuals can de-escalate situations and create experiences that benefit both supervisors and supervisees and especially the patients. The program will include case studies that can be examined and resolved using techniques discussed in the workshop.
This workshop offers 3 ETHICS SUPERVISION Continuing Education Credits (3 CEs).
This workshop costs $75.
Presenter: Carolyn A. Ramp, LPC, NCC, ACS, CPCS
Carolyn Ramp’s career in mental health spans over 30 years. Her experience includes outpatient clinical work in agencies, school systems, as well as building and managing a multi-specialty private practice of 18 therapists. She’s earned a master’s degree in 1993 and A Specialist’s Degree in Counseling in 2000. She was President of LPCAGA in 2019 -2020. Her specialties include Clinical Supervision for over 20 years, working with the families of the Personality Disordered, teaching parenting strategies as a Love and Logic Facilitator and she is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. She currently works with LifeStance Health as a Clinical Lead.
Location: This workshop is virtual and attendees will be provided with a zoom meeting link to attend.