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Self-Disclosure:
An Ethical Approach to Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it

 

 

Self-Disclosure: An Ethical Approach to “Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it”

Live Webinar

Sunday,   June   25th, 2023

1:00PM - 4:00PM  EST

3 CE Credits - Ethics

Self-Disclosure can be a highly effective tool in connecting with others. In therapeutic situations, a certain amount of disclosure always occurs. Clients can discern (or guess at) our socio-economic status, gender, clothing preferences, and marital status, to name a few things, just by looking at us. But when is it appropriate to reveal our personal story when talking with clients? When they ask us about our own lives, should we answer the questions? What if the questions seem like they are a challenge to our “professional expertise”.

This session will be interactive – with some surprises! In this training, Tonya Logan, Founder and CEO of Kayla’s village, will discuss her own story and her approach to disclosure in working with clients. Participants will be encouraged to view challenges by clients in a positive and strength-based framework. Clinicians will gain a deeper ability to view clients seemingly threatening questions in a less prejudicial manner.  

Whether we are faced with sharing information from our past or present, personally or professionally, we are often unsure of how that information will be perceived.  Learn to use “less than positive” information to help build relationships and show clients that we can use our challenges to move forward rather than hamper growth

(Trainer, Tonya Logan,  LCSW-C, LICSW, Founder and CEO, Kayla’s Village)

 
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Self-Disclosure:
An Ethical Approach to Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it

Previously Recorded
$59.99 Tonya Logan, LCSW-C, LICSW, Founder and CEO, Kayla’s Village

 

 

Self-Disclosure: An Ethical Approach to “Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it”

Live Webinar

Sunday,   June   25th, 2023

1:00PM - 4:00PM  EST

3 CE Credits - Ethics

Self-Disclosure can be a highly effective tool in connecting with others. In therapeutic situations, a certain amount of disclosure always occurs. Clients can discern (or guess at) our socio-economic status, gender, clothing preferences, and marital status, to name a few things, just by looking at us. But when is it appropriate to reveal our personal story when talking with clients? When they ask us about our own lives, should we answer the questions? What if the questions seem like they are a challenge to our “professional expertise”.

This session will be interactive – with some surprises! In this training, Tonya Logan, Founder and CEO of Kayla’s village, will discuss her own story and her approach to disclosure in working with clients. Participants will be encouraged to view challenges by clients in a positive and strength-based framework. Clinicians will gain a deeper ability to view clients seemingly threatening questions in a less prejudicial manner.  

Whether we are faced with sharing information from our past or present, personally or professionally, we are often unsure of how that information will be perceived.  Learn to use “less than positive” information to help build relationships and show clients that we can use our challenges to move forward rather than hamper growth

(Trainer, Tonya Logan,  LCSW-C, LICSW, Founder and CEO, Kayla’s Village)

 

About the Presenter

Tonya has over 30 years of professional clinical experience working with those managing conflict and trauma. Licensed in D.C. and Maryland, she has spent the bulk of her career working with biological parents and foster parents by securing permanency whether via reunification, adoption, or independent living. Tonya provides clinical supervision, therapy, and is the supervisory social worker in a non-public school for students diagnosed with emotional disturbance and/or autism.

This workshop Offers 3 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.

Self-Disclosure:
An Ethical Approach to Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it

Previously Recorded

Presenter: Tonya Logan, LCSW-C, LICSW, Founder and CEO, Kayla’s Village

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Course Length: 3 Hours

Learning Objectives:

  1. Analyze whether sharing information from their past or present, personally or professionally, is clinically appropriate
  2. Demonstrate to clients how we may use our challenges to move forward rather than hamper growth
  3. Assess and incorporate the clinical use of challenging information in order to increase rapport with clients while strengthening the therapeutic relationship.

This workshop Offers 3 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.

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Self-Disclosure: An Ethical Approach to “Knowing What to say, When to Say it, and How to Say it”

Live Webinar

Sunday,   June   25th, 2023

1:00PM - 4:00PM  EST

3 CE Credits - Ethics

Self-Disclosure can be a highly effective tool in connecting with others. In therapeutic situations, a certain amount of disclosure always occurs. Clients can discern (or guess at) our socio-economic status, gender, clothing preferences, and marital status, to name a few things, just by looking at us. But when is it appropriate to reveal our personal story when talking with clients? When they ask us about our own lives, should we answer the questions? What if the questions seem like they are a challenge to our “professional expertise”.

This session will be interactive – with some surprises! In this training, Tonya Logan, Founder and CEO of Kayla’s village, will discuss her own story and her approach to disclosure in working with clients. Participants will be encouraged to view challenges by clients in a positive and strength-based framework. Clinicians will gain a deeper ability to view clients seemingly threatening questions in a less prejudicial manner.  

Whether we are faced with sharing information from our past or present, personally or professionally, we are often unsure of how that information will be perceived.  Learn to use “less than positive” information to help build relationships and show clients that we can use our challenges to move forward rather than hamper growth

(Trainer, Tonya Logan,  LCSW-C, LICSW, Founder and CEO, Kayla’s Village)

 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Analyze whether sharing information from their past or present, personally or professionally, is clinically appropriate
  2. Demonstrate to clients how we may use our challenges to move forward rather than hamper growth
  3. Assess and incorporate the clinical use of challenging information in order to increase rapport with clients while strengthening the therapeutic relationship.

Agenda:

20 minutes          Classifying Information and Threats

                                                Low disclosure

                                                Middle disclosure

                                                High disclosure

15 minutes          Historical Perspective

                                                Freud’s Approach

                                                Humanist Movement

                                                Feminist Movement

                                                12-Step Programs

                                                Reality TV

10 minutes          Johari Window

                                                Open Area

                                                Hidden Area

                                                Blind Area

                                                Unknown Area

30 minutes          Perception vs. Prejudice

                                                Examples of reframing negativity into positivity

                                                Discussion of prejudice as related to diagnoses

                                                Highlighting perceptions and prejudice in family clutter example

30 minutes          Reframing

                                                We must focus to see strengths

45 minutes          Types of Disclosure

                                                Deliberate Disclosing

                                                Sharing a secret

                                                Unavoidable disclosures

                                                Therapeutic disclosure

                                                Medical disclosure

                                                Social disclosure

                                                Accidental disclosure

                                                Disclosure at work

30 minutes          Scenarios

                                                Susan

                                                Jessica

                                                Client Googled therapist

This presentation is open to:
  • Social Workers
  • Professional Counselors
  • Therapists
  • Psychologists
  • Licensed Mental Health Practitioners
  • Medical Doctors and Other Health Professionals
  • Other professionals interacting with populations engaged in mental health based services
Course Level: intermediate
Level of Clinician: intermediate
  • New practitioners who wish to gain enhanced insight surrounding the topic
  • Experienced practitioners who seek to increase and expand fundamental knowledge surrounding the subject matter
  • Advanced practitioners seeking to review concepts and reinforce practice skills and/or access additional consultation
  • Managers seeking to broaden micro and/or macro perspectives

Participants will receive their certificate electronically upon completion of the webinar and course evaluation form.

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