Ethics for the Practice of Art Therapy, Therapists, & Human Beings 10/20/23
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$150.00
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Date: 10/20/23
Time: 9:00am-4:30pm (8:30am Check-In)
Location: Shelbyville Conference Center
219 7th Street
Shelbyville, KY 40065
Presenter: Jodi Bessinger MA, LPAT, LPCC
NBCC Approval No. SP-4349
Kentucky Art Therapy Association has received NBCC approval to offer continuing education credit to counselors for this training. Approval number SP-4349.
Description:
I am always amazed with new perspectives and thinking around Ethics and how this topic seems to unfold and develop. This training covers important guidelines set out by our professional organizations and licensure boards around Ethics as an Art Therapist and Professional. In the training, we will take a deeper dive into the “self” as a professional and person. Asking ourselves "why we do this work" and how that understanding impacts us, our clients, our organizations and our work. We will discuss Trauma Stewardship, Burn-out and Compassion-Fatigue as systems that impact ethics and use art techniques and expressive materials to deepen our understanding. I am excited to engage in this journey with other Art Therapists and Professionals looking to care for themselves as well as they care for others. -Jodi Bessinger MA, LPAT, LPCC
Objectives:
Members please use your member discount code provided via email. If you cannot find your code, please contact us at [email protected]
Time: 9:00am-4:30pm (8:30am Check-In)
Location: Shelbyville Conference Center
219 7th Street
Shelbyville, KY 40065
Presenter: Jodi Bessinger MA, LPAT, LPCC
NBCC Approval No. SP-4349
Kentucky Art Therapy Association has received NBCC approval to offer continuing education credit to counselors for this training. Approval number SP-4349.
Description:
I am always amazed with new perspectives and thinking around Ethics and how this topic seems to unfold and develop. This training covers important guidelines set out by our professional organizations and licensure boards around Ethics as an Art Therapist and Professional. In the training, we will take a deeper dive into the “self” as a professional and person. Asking ourselves "why we do this work" and how that understanding impacts us, our clients, our organizations and our work. We will discuss Trauma Stewardship, Burn-out and Compassion-Fatigue as systems that impact ethics and use art techniques and expressive materials to deepen our understanding. I am excited to engage in this journey with other Art Therapists and Professionals looking to care for themselves as well as they care for others. -Jodi Bessinger MA, LPAT, LPCC
Objectives:
- Participants will be able to define ethics and consider them through different lenses in practice and self-care.
- Participants will review ethical guidelines laid out by relevant licensing and governing organizations.
- Participants will consider the benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations when using technology in a therapeutic setting.
- Participants will explore the ethical considerations of working with similar and differing populations.
Members please use your member discount code provided via email. If you cannot find your code, please contact us at [email protected]