Embodied Ethics
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Friday November 10, 2017
9:00am - 4:30pm
6 contact hours total:
6 NBCC approved credit hours
The NCSAPPB accepts NBCC approved credit hours
This training will utilize expressive arts activities as a method to help you make sound ethical decisions by attuning to your body. Using the concepts of bodyfulness and somatic resourcing, we will learn to identify the experience of how we show up to our work, the ethics to which we adhere, and how we attune to these qualities and principles in our professional lives. This is a highly interactive approach to learning and practicing ethical decision making.
Objectives:
This workshop is facilitated by Dayna Guido, MSW, LCSW, ACSW
Dayna is in private practice in Asheville, NC and has been working with individuals, families and groups for over 38 years. She began her career working with children and adolescents in out-of-home placements and over the years added specialties of trauma, autism spectrum, clinical supervision and ethics.
Training staff in various settings since the early 1980’s has been a constant for Dayna. In 1997 Dayna began teaching for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work as a Clinical Instructor in the Mountain Area Distance Education MSW Program. Currently she is teaching at Lenoir-Rhyne University, Center for Graduate Studies of Asheville in the Counseling Program and at East Tennessee State University in the Asheville MSW program.
Recently Dayna wrote The Parental Tool Box with her husband and is currently working on a book of Clinical Ethics. Dayna’s passion in her work draws from her love of life. This expresses itself in her organic gardening; hiking; bookmaking; mixed media art; quilting and sewing. These interests meander into her clinical training in a creative manner.
Lunch, snacks, coffee, water, and tea are all included!
We look forward to seeing you there!
9:00am - 4:30pm
6 contact hours total:
6 NBCC approved credit hours
The NCSAPPB accepts NBCC approved credit hours
This training will utilize expressive arts activities as a method to help you make sound ethical decisions by attuning to your body. Using the concepts of bodyfulness and somatic resourcing, we will learn to identify the experience of how we show up to our work, the ethics to which we adhere, and how we attune to these qualities and principles in our professional lives. This is a highly interactive approach to learning and practicing ethical decision making.
Objectives:
- Explain the differences between professional qualities and ethical principles
- Identify and attune to the qualities and ethical principles located in your body.
- Apply somatic resourcing to the ethical decision making process.
- Identify boundary setting using the concept of bodyfulness.
This workshop is facilitated by Dayna Guido, MSW, LCSW, ACSW
Dayna is in private practice in Asheville, NC and has been working with individuals, families and groups for over 38 years. She began her career working with children and adolescents in out-of-home placements and over the years added specialties of trauma, autism spectrum, clinical supervision and ethics.
Training staff in various settings since the early 1980’s has been a constant for Dayna. In 1997 Dayna began teaching for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work as a Clinical Instructor in the Mountain Area Distance Education MSW Program. Currently she is teaching at Lenoir-Rhyne University, Center for Graduate Studies of Asheville in the Counseling Program and at East Tennessee State University in the Asheville MSW program.
Recently Dayna wrote The Parental Tool Box with her husband and is currently working on a book of Clinical Ethics. Dayna’s passion in her work draws from her love of life. This expresses itself in her organic gardening; hiking; bookmaking; mixed media art; quilting and sewing. These interests meander into her clinical training in a creative manner.
Lunch, snacks, coffee, water, and tea are all included!
We look forward to seeing you there!
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