Title:
Shades of grey? Ethics and boundaries in trauma work
Audience:
All workers who engage in supportive and/or therapeutic relationships with people who have experienced adult or child sexual assault, domestic violence or child abuse.
Categories:
Sexual Assault
Domestic/Family Violence
Aboriginal
Mental Health
Child Protection
Alcohol And Other Drugs
Across all categories
Disability
Description:
Working with adults who have been severely traumatised in attachment relationships, such as childhood abuse, frequently raises boundary challenges for counsellors.
Those working in small communities face additional pressures in managing the interface between the personal and professional.
This workshop explores the complexities of seeking to provide safe boundaries for these clients.
Topics covered include;
- negotiating good therapeutic practice,
- ethical decision-making and conduct,
- and managing countertransference.
Prerequisites:
Two days or more training in sexual assault, domestic violence or child abuse.
Notes:
None
Cost:
The course fee structure is based on a number of factors including cost of development and implementation, available funding, access and equity, and priority policy initiatives.
If cost interferes with your ability to access a course please contact us.
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