2024 Spring Ethics Series - Working with Neurodivergent Systems
Fri, May 03
|Online via Zoom
Come learn about ethically working with neurodivergent identities with a systemic lens at WAMFT's 2024 Spring Ethics Series Fridays in May from 9-11am! All presentations are held over Zoom for WA-wide availability!
Time & Location
May 03, 2024, 9:00 AM – May 24, 2024, 11:00 AM
Online via Zoom
About the Event
May 3rd: Ethics of Treating Neurodivergent Children and Families presented by Katie Jo Glaves. LMFT
Due to the rapid increase in appropriate diagnosis of neurodivergence in previously under-diagnosed children, clinicians are seeing more openly neurodivergent children and their families. Neurodivergent children have complex needs and ethics dilemmas frequently emerge. Questions such as “Can this intellectually disabled 15 year old client meaningfully consent therapy?” “What happens when parents have goals for a child that the child does not share?” “If more than one family member has unique needs due to neurodivergence, how do I ethically navigate that intersection?” “What do I do if a parent wishes to pursue a therapy that lacks an evidence base or even may be harmful to the child?”. These ethical questions defy simplistic answers. This presentation will orientate you think through the ethical values (autonomy, dignity, nonmaleficence, humility) that can guide ethical decision making with this…
Schedule
2 hoursEthics of Treating Neurodivergent Children and Families
Online Via Zoom
2 hoursNavigating Neurodiversity in Sex Therapy: Ethical Considerations and Alternative Approaches
Online via Zoom
Tickets
Full Series (all 4 sessions)
8 Law & Ethics CEs May 3: Ethics of Treating Neurodivergent Children and Families presented by Katie Jo Glaves. LMFT May 10: Navigating Neurodiversity in Sex Therapy: Ethical Considerations and Alternative Approaches presented by Erika Miley, Phd, LMHC, CST May 17: Intersectional Identities and Neurodivergence panel discussion May 24: Working with Neurodivergent Systems: Ethical Considerations in Client Self-Diagnosis and Social Media Influence presented by Melinda Johnson, MA, LMFT, PMH-C
$350.00
Sale endedFriday, May 3rd, 9-11am
2 Law & Ethics CEs May 3rd: Ethics of Treating Neurodivergent Children and Families presented by Katie Jo Glaves. LMFT
$100.00
Sale endedFriday, May 10th 9-11am
2 Law & Ethics CEs May 10th: Navigating Neurodiversity in Sex Therapy: Ethical Considerations and Alternative Approaches presented by Erika Miley, Phd, LMHC, CST
$100.00
Sale endedFriday, May 17th 9-11a
2 Law & Ethics CEs May 17th: Intersectional Identities and Neurodivergence panel discussion
$100.00
Sale endedFriday, May 24th 9-11am
2 Law & Ethics CEs May 24th: Working with Neurodivergent Systems: Ethical Considerations in Client Self-Diagnosis and Social Media Influence presented by Melinda Johnson, MA, LMFT, PMH-C
$100.00
Sale ended