DSC8883 - THERAPIST SELF-DISCLOSURE: USES & MISUSES - AN OVERVIEW FOR MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIANS. . . 3 CE Contact Hours

DSC8883

Title:

THERAPIST SELF-DISCLOSURE:
USES & MISUSES - AN OVERVIEW
FOR MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIANS

Description:

This course is designed to provide
the mental health clinician with
a comprehensive overview of the topic
of self-disclosure in clinical practice.
To increase the trainee’s understanding
of the topic area, a number of scenarios
will be present to highlight some of
the complexities of the use of self-disclosure.

This is a reading based asynchronous program. 

A post-test must be completed with a 70% pass score.

Unlimited re-testing is allowed without additional payment.   

Objectives:

Upon completing this course,
the trainee will be able to:

-Define the benefits of the use of self-disclosure
-Avoid the risks of the use of self-disclosure
-Apply appropriate uses of self-disclosure 
in terms of timing, intensity and content
- Clarify important contraindications related 
to the use of self-disclosure in clinical practice.

This course is primarily designed for clinicians
in the earlier stages of their career, or for
more advanced clinicians reviewing basic concepts
in this area.

This course was written by Dr. Dorothy Carrillo,
an Associate Professor Emerita at the Georgia State
University School of Social Work, as well as
the Executive Chairperson for Continuing Education
with the Georgia Chapter of NASW. In addition to
her academic experience, she has over three decades
of experience providing clinical services
in school, agency, hospital and private practice settings.

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