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However, the dilemma of ethics is the endless potential
individual interpretation and application to each situation,
often necessarily undertaken without the benefit of
consultation or collaboration.
This workshop takes a step beyond the basics to explore
the relationship between these codes, the underlying
individual and cultural values that shape individuals,
and the real-life contradictions and complexities that
produce ethical dilemmas.
Participants will be encouraged to bring their cases and
share the issues they face in their own practices
Benefits
Participants will:
- Explore issues with ethical implications in their own
practice areas and caseloads.
- Develop awareness of the relationship between
their personal needs, individual practice values, and
professional responsibilities.
- Clarify their personal approach to ethical dilemmas.
- Understand the consequences of their choices.
- Develop a plan that includes supervision, feedback,
and a network of support to gain perspective when
approaching ethical dilemmas.
- Have an opportunity for extensive practice.
Participants
This workshop is appropriate for organizational consultants,
executive coaches, clinicians, and other advisors seeking clarity
concerning ethical issues. |
| Continuing Education |
 Coaches: This program is International Coach Federation (ICF) certified for
14 core competency hours. Please see the Continuing Education page for
full details. |
This program has been approved for 14 Social Work Continuing Education hours for relicensure, in accordance with 258 CMR. Collaborative of NASW and the Boston College and Simmons Schools of Social Work Authorization Number D60207-7. |
GISC is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychotherapists (APA, CE) for all programs we offer. GISC maintains responsibility for all programs and their content.
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Dates
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WRESTLING WITH ETHICAL DILEMMAS |
| Dates |
September 15-16, 2013 |
Begins |
Sunday, 9am |
Ends |
Monday, 5pm |
| Fee |
$450 |
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GISC Members: $400 |
| CE Hours |
14 - APA, ICF, NASW-MA |
| Faculty |
Carol Brockmon |
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Spencer Melnick |
“In this important class for the Advanced Practice OD
Certificate program, I was challenged to apply the core
principles of Gestalt leadership to difficult problems I
experience in the workplace as an internal practitioner.
Carol and Spencer revealed a framework for working
through dilemmas, led provocative discussions and shared
useful resources. I walked away with greater confidence to
handle dilemmas and a comfort in the reminder that we
can’t do this work alone.”
Michael Shipman
VP Talent and Organizational Development
Rockland Trust Company
“Wrestling with Ethical Dilemmas sounded as interesting to me as a course in Tax Evasion Techniques of the 12th Century. For some, a happy playground for their minds; for me, not so much. I attended because it was a requirement for my OD Certificate. Was I ever wrong! Carol Brockman led the class with psychic insight and wisdom that catalyzed our ability to add to our own. We not only wrestled with dilemmas, we learned how to recognize an ethical dilemma – as different from problems to be solved. We learned methods for resolving, and models that inform the process. We also were taught how to use our advisory community – and its essential role in seeing what we’re looking at.
“Carol and her colleague, Spencer Melnick, gave us far more than any of us expected, then added their patience as we experimented along the way. If 12th Century instruction were as informed and helpful as I experienced in this class, the Renaissance wouldn’t have waited a hundred more years to crank up.”
Perry Carrison
Executive Coach, Founder
Carrison Incorporated
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