The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

CEU certificate will be provided at the end of the forum with a link to thinkific.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

CEU certificate will be provided at the end of the forum with a link to thinkific.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

In this presentation, Dr. Cherwien Hoel will discuss the power of the therapeutic relationship. The importance of building a strong rapport with clients is a well-established and vital common factor in research. In this presentation, we will go into depth on the nuanced ways in which this relationship can produce meaningful change. This includes looking at the vital elements within a solid working alliance and the ways in which the relationship may help to facilitate connection and change as treatment progresses. Finally, the presentation will discuss ways to navigate rupture and repair and the importance of attuning to self-of-the therapist in this work.

Learning Objectives for the Training:

1) Identify the empirical support of the therapeutic relationship.

2) Name important elements of an effective therapeutic relationship.

3) Participants will be able to identify important elements of the therapeutic relationship throughout the course of treatment.

4) Participants will identify ways in which to manage ruptures in the therapeutic relationship.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

We will examine this expansion in duties as well as the companion duty to advise law enforcement as regards whether the client should lose access to a firearm. Some key issues will include ethical decision-making, risks of taking action, thresholds for breaching confidentiality, and the construction of client information informing them of the limits of privacy. One of the challenges in such situations is the slippery slope as regards inquiry about firearms and the danger of slipping into an investigative role that is not consistent with clinical focus on the client.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

This CEU series is offered to MnCA Members free of charge as part of their membership. This series will cover foundational, best-practice clinical supervision must-haves as well as directly address the 2023-2024 MnCA member requested troubleshooting and review of common dilemmas in clinical supervision members have experienced.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

Join us for a dynamic and insightful 1-hour continuing education course designed for psychotherapists seeking a deepened understanding of emotional neglect and its profound impact on clients. This course will equip you with essential insights and evidence-based strategies to enhance your therapeutic approach when working with individuals who have experienced emotional neglect.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

Attorney Melissa Miroslavich will present on frequently encountered legal issues that arise at end-of-life and discuss protective tools available to support family members struggling with substance abuse disorder with mental health in mind. In this session you will learn how to issue spot various estate planning issues, and offer support and guidance to your clients and their families in a gentle, supportive, and legally ethical way.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.

Termination of the counseling relationship is as important as its beginning. Challenges in ending the relationship will be examined. What is “abandonment” and dealing with threats of complaint to Board regarding termination. Boundaries with former clients are the topic of some rules and at least one law in Minnesota, and yet research and standards are sparse and unclear.

The ethics forum is held every 4th Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 pm. Each forum is geared toward a specific topic where MnCA members can offer their insight into ethical dilemmas and ethical decision-making. The ethics forum serves as a safe space to discuss ethical issues that counselors may encounter.