Clinician Burnout - FPN

ETHICS IN COUNSELING: STAYING ON TRACK - 4 Credit CE

WHAT ARE THE COMMON ETHICAL ERRORS FOR THERAPISTS?

This practical course examines ethical issues related to developing and maintaining clinical excellence. The authors discuss how to avoid many ethical errors in mental health work, including those related to technology in the therapeutic relationship. The content of this CE program is adapted from the text, Counseling Ethics: Philosophical and Professional Foundations, by Springer Publishing Company.

Learning Objectives:

1. Use countertransference productively in the therapeutic relationship
2. Identify and apply ethical standards in therapy
3. Discuss the most common ethical errors for therapists
4. Recognize what kinds of information should be included in client records
5. Identify common ethical concerns related to technology and counseling
   

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1.  Is Stress Getting to You?
Do psychologists practice what they preach when it comes to dealing with stress? Not necessarily.
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (APA)

2.  Are You Burning Out?
Measure your burnout score...
SOCIAL WORK - BUFFALO UNIVERSITY

3. Mental Health Workers Don't Recognize Their Own Burnout
Some mental health workers find it difficult to recognize their own burnout and even when they do they struggle to admit it to others.
SCIENCE DAILY

4. Healing Thyself
What barriers do psychologists face when considering personal psychotherapy and how can they be overcome?
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST

5. Burnout and the Brain
Using cutting-edge techniques, integrative research teams are demonstrating that burnout is not just a state of mind, but a condition that leaves its mark on the brain as well as the body.
ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

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6. What Supershrinks Can Teach Us
People matter to us. We want to make a difference. We’re dedicated to helping people overcome the problems that bring them to treatment, to make it possible for them to enjoy healthier, happier, more productive lives.
PSYCHOTHERAPY NETWORKER

7. Relationship Between Burnout and Depressive Symptoms
When using the person-centered approach, burnout and depressive symptoms seem to cluster together and develop in parallel.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW

8. From Burning Bright to Simply Burned Out
Counselor burnout. With increasing caseloads, managed care headaches, mounting paperwork and the ever-present stress of listening to other people’s tales of despair all day before going home to play with the kids at night, it is an issue that many in the counseling profession take very seriously.
COUNSELING TODAY

9. What I Wish I Had Known: Burnout and Self-Care in Our Social Work Profession
A frequent statement heard from a therapist who treasured his clinical work, teaching, and writing was: “They feel better, but I surely do not.”
THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER

10. Clinicians’ Perceptions of How Burnout Affects Their Work
Clinicians reported specific ways that burnout affects work, including empathy, communication, therapeutic alliance, and consumer engagement.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY

NEW 3-CREDIT, CE COURSE -  Ethics and Risk Management: Confidentiality in the Digital World

Privacy is a fundamental right, and it is the responsibility of all therapists to keep client information private. Today, psychotherapists must make thoughtful decisions about whether and to what extent they will incorporate electronic technology into their professional lives. To practice ethically, therapists who use digital and other technology must develop privacy and confidentiality protocols. 

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