Basic Ethical Issues and the New CRC/CCRC Code for 2010
Unlock the mysteries of basic ethical issues in vocational rehabilitation practice and gain 10 Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) ethics credits at the same time. For one day, rehabilitation professionals will explore and discuss various areas of ethics, including the CRCC code, the six basic ethical principles, dual relationships and boundaries, values and ethical dilemmas, culture, and the ethics of email and technology. This workshop is highly interactive, and features group discussions, case studies, and role plays.
The Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC) periodically reviews and updates its Code of Professional Ethics for Rehabilitation Counselors. The targeted effective date of the new CRC/CCRC Code is January 2010. Click here to download the new code. During this session we will highlight the major changes to the code.
Participants will receive 7 hours of CRC credits in ethics for the site based session, and an additional three credits once they complete a related homework assignment.
Location for Next Class:
North Seattle Area
Center for Continuing Education in Rehabilitation
Room 102
6912 220th St. SW
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
What we’ll cover:
The CRCC Code of Ethics
Six principles of ethical practice
Ethical questions and dilemmas
Culture and ethics
Technology and ethics
Dual relationships and boundaries
How the course works:
To receive 10 CRC credits, participants must attend the session in person and must complete a homework assignment. The instructor will provide some choices for the homework.
What you’ll need:
Please download the draft of the new CCRC Code of Ethics and familiarize yourself with the basic changes. Also, please write up an ethical dilemma that you have encountered. We will identify and discuss dilemmas from your examples.
If you need more information:
About course content: cissek@u.washington.edu
About registration: tammio@u.washington.edu
Tel: 1.888.377.0100