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This 3 hour course will provide information on ethical theories, ethical
principles and decision-making, and current legal issues that relate to the
substance abuse field. Participants will learn how to apply this information
to their practice whether in psychology, counseling, social work or other
areas of client treatment. Links to other resources regarding ethics and
healthcare issues are available throughout the course. A reference section
can be found at the end of the course for further reading.
Goals/Objectives
By participating in this Distance Learning Course, the trainee will:
- Increase one's knowledge regarding
ethical theories and principles and their application to current practice
- Increase self-knowledge regarding
values, moral judgment and the integration of clinical theory and ethical
behavior
- Increase knowledge and abilities in
ethical decision-making
Your Course Instructor:
Charlotte Chapman
Licensed Professional Counselor
Charlotte Chapman has been in the addictions field for twenty years.
She has practiced as a counselor, supervisor and program director.
Charlotte has been teaching ethics for the past ten years. She has
published articles and courses on ethics for addiction professionals and
has served on state and national certification boards and ethics
committees. Charlotte is a licensed professional counselor, a licensed
substance abuse treatment provider, a certified addictions counselor and a
certified clinical supervisor in Virginia. She is currently the director
of training for the Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer Center,
Richmond, VA.
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