Many of us are members of the specialized communities that we serve. Most of our ethical codes tell us to be wary of dual relationships. How do we determine which dual relationships are okay and which are not? What are the considerations for creating dual relationships? How do we navigate dual relationships once they have been established? In this combination presentation and discussion, we’ll look at the ethical codes, explore boundary violations vs. boundary crossings, and become acquainted with some ethical decision making models.

This presentation is a fund-raising event for SWOP Chicago. All fees collected will be donated to SWOP Chicago to support their work in the Chicago community (2 CEs available). Presenters: Cassandra Damm, LCSW & Sarah Hemphill, LCSW

Children of Polyamorous Families: Navigating Needs, 2 CEs available. Further details available soon. Presenter: Ariel Gaines, Psy.D.

Many clinicians are eager to get into practice and start seeing clients but find that they want or need to further integrate their clinical skills, understanding and inner  attitudes toward being a therapist in order to become effective, compassionate and confident practitioners.  This group welcomes clinicians who are finding their way as therapists and want

Jung’s pivotal perspectives on the human psyche has brought a watershed of insights, theory and technique to psychotherapy, the arts and the media. This group offers those with a basic understanding of Jung’s work a chance to deepen the application of his theory and methods in their clinical work. Participants in this group will: Explore