Rural Ethics in Maine: Exploring the Boundaries and Finding the Balance

4 Contact Hours

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This training will provide a safe forum to discuss common ethical dilemmas encountered in rural Maine communities. We will discuss boundaries, dual-relationships, confidentiality, persona dn professional relationships and consultation as well as other pertinent topics. We will also explore ethical decision making and the NASW Code of Ethics.

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4 Contact Hours

Presenter Biography

Wanda Anderson, LCSW, is a native of Northern Maine. She has been a faculty member at the University of New England, MSW Program since 2003. Her area of interests include: working with children and families, sexual abuse issues, special needs children, case management, working with adult survivors, poverty issues and strength-based services. Wanda is the Coordinator for Online Field Education and has presented extensively on Social Work Ethics, including: Rural Social Work, Ethical Decision Making Models, and Ethical Supervision.

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For all in-person attendees: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and out an abundance of caution for the health and wellbeing of you, our colleagues around the state, the following precautions are being required: 1. Face coverings must be worn by each attendee for the duration of the workshop; regardless of vaccination status. 2. Seating will be at a reduced capacity in an effort to maintain a minimum of 6 foot distance. When arriving at, leaving, and moving about the training location, please attempt to m

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