Maintaining an Ethical Inner Balance: Daring Greatly in social Services: Building Shame Resilience
Wednesday
March 22, 2023
8am-12Pm MST
Face to Face Event
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Social Workers, LPC's, LMFT's, students and other professionals working in or planning to work in health & mental health care settings or any other human organization settings.
Earn 3 Ethics CEU's!
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Hosted and brought to you by the Borderland CEU Enhancement Social Work Committee in partnership with the Diversity and Resiliency Institute of El Paso (DRIEP)
This event is being offered to enhance knowledge and skills to maintain ethical standards while working within the context of a divisive climate. Come learn from legal professionals as well as local helping professionals on best practices and ethical implications for work with your clients!
Earn 3 Ethics CEU's!
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Founded in 2017, our committee is made up of social workers from within the El Paso community. Our goal is to provide our local community of helping professionals the opportunity to attend meaningful and relevant workshops/conferences and obtain continuing education units for their professional licensure requirements. Come and learn from experts about these topics and network with other local professionals.
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
8:00 AM – 12:00PM - all times are Mountain Standard Time
EPCC Administrative Service Center
9050 Viscount, Blvd, 79925
Face to Face Event
“Maintaining and Ethical Inner Balance:
Daring Greatly in Social Services: Building Shame Resilience"
Presented by Monica Faulkner, PhD, LMSW - Director, Research Associate Professor, Foster Care Liaison, University of Texas at Austin, Steve Hicks School of Social Work Texas Institute of Child & Family Wellbeing
Shame is present in our work with clients, our organizations and our interactions with each other. In this interactive workshop, Dr. Faulkner will discuss how shame shows up in our workplaces and how it impacts us as workers. We will discuss how to build shame resilience by understanding shame, being aware of our values and living within those values. Content is based on teachings and writings of Dr. Brene Brown, specifically Dare to Lead.
Learning Objectives:
1) Understand how shame is present for professionals and clients;
2) Identify one's personal and professional values and identify the specific behaviors that align with those values;
3) Begin to understand how values clarification is essential to the development of professional resiliency.
To register:
1) Fill out the form,
2) Click on the PayPal link and enter the correct amount. Please add "for Hope & Resilience Conf." in notes field.
For more information contact:
Bianca Castrejon
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1) Fill out the form, click register now.
2) Click on the PayPal link and enter the correct amount. Please add "for Incorporating Spirtuality Workshop" in notes field.
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