C4 Consulting, Inc. Algonquin, Illinois, United States
Organizations comply with multiple ethical standards that at times can be compatible and conflict with clinical care. This workshop will focus on business/clinical ethics and business/employee ethics, providing an integrated approach grounded in the principles and practices of Value Based and Trauma Informed Care related to clinical supervision. It is vital for organizations to apply the same Trauma Informed Care Practices to meet the needs of our staff to maintain health and organizational integrity as those applied to direct client care. Trauma informed ethics and supervision acknowledges both primary and secondary trauma that providers experience. This experiential workshop will give an overview of Trauma Informed Care principles and the challenges of building and maintain the foundational ethics necessary to actually produce trauma informed care. We will explore a variety of ethical codes and standards from different organizational and service delivery perspectives. Through exploration of various case studies and examples, participants will develop context and practice of applying a trauma informed care approach to resolving ethical challenges. Applying trauma informed principles and tenets that create a safe environment for staff requires rethinking business practices which include access to integrated supervision that responds to staff’s trauma experiences and self-care practices.
Learning Objectives:
After this activity participants should be able to
Identify at least (5) Trauma Informed Care Principles in the context of ethical practice.
Compare (5) ethics standards to current practices and create trauma informed alternatives.
Utilize Case Studies to examine ethical challenges and develop trauma informed care responses.