This training provides a comprehensive exploration of the ethical landscape within anger management practice. Participants will learn to navigate complex ethical dilemmas encountered when working with volatile and potentially high-risk clients, covering crucial areas like confidentiality, dual relationships, cultural sensitivity, and mandated reporting. Through detailed examination of practical scenarios and legal considerations, attendees will gain skills in risk assessment, safety planning, responsible assessment use, and maintaining professional boundaries, all while prioritizing client autonomy and well-being – and crucially, their own self-care and professional integrity. This program equips practitioners with the knowledge to provide ethical and effective anger management services across diverse populations and challenging cases, including those involving co-occurring disorders, court orders, or online delivery.
This course teaches practical strategies for understanding and managing symptoms of depression.
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