Mental health and family law practitioners make recommendations and decisions that impact parents and children daily but may not have an empirically-informed process for doing so. Recognizing that families in conflict are complex and present challenging dynamics, this workshop highlights the importance of using decision-trees and examining our own mental shortcuts (heuristics) as we are all subject to biases, value judgments, and “blind spots.” The interplay between ethical practice and diversity from a culture and systems perspective will be highlighted along with a strategy to develop new frameworks to mitigate risks for the practitioner and the families they serve.
$149.00
Mental health and family law practitioners make recommendations and decisions that impact parents and children daily but may not have an empirically-informed process for doing so. Recognizing that families in conflict are complex and present challenging dynamics, this workshop highlights the importance of using decision-trees and examining our own mental shortcuts (heuristics) as we are all subject to biases, value judgments, and “blind spots.”
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Event Details
Date: May 05, 2023
Start time: 15:00 EDT
End time: 17:00 EDT
Venue: Virtual Series
Phone: (941) 855-0255
Email: projectmgr@thencpc.com
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