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Ethics in Mental Health Professional Clinical Practice:
A Vignette-based Approach

Sponsored by Hawai’i Psychological Association


Stephen H. Behnke, JD, Ph.D.,
Director, APA Ethics Office

 

May 31, 2008 - Oahu, 6 CE
June 1, 2008 - Kauai, 3 CE
June 2, 2008 - Maui, 3 CE
June 3-4, 2008 - Big Island, 3 CE

 

Summary

 

This ethics workshop will address ethical decision-making, the relationship between ethics and law with specific attention to Hawai’i state law, and ways for practicing psychologists and other mental health professionals to minimize exposure to legal and ethical liability.

 

This workshop will include a discussion of the APA Ethics Code, with a focus on the structure of the Code and specific ethical standards that are especially relevant to ethical practice. Reference will be made to other mental health professional codes of ethics, as a way of more deeply understanding the APA Ethics Code. 

 

The program will emphasize how psychologists can use the APA Ethics Code to facilitate ethical decision-making.  Case vignettes will be used to illustrate ethical decision-making applied in actual clinical practice.

More details to follow. Please check back here.


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       The mission of the Hawaii Psychological Association is to enhance the quality of life for the people of Hawaii by encouraging, integrating, applying, and communicating the contributions of Psychology in all its branches.

      The HPA seeks to strengthen public relations, influence legislation, develop solutions for mental health care, be responsive to the multiple cultures in Hawaii, promote the highest standards of professional ethics, and to diffuse psychological knowledge through meetings, conventions and publications.

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