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| The Texas Society for Clinical Social Work is an organization of professional clinical social workers involved in clinical practice, both public and private, representing a wide spectrum of theoretical understanding, methods, and styles of psychotherapy and counseling.
TEXAS
SOCIETY FOR Please mark your calendar and join us for the Spring Ethics Conference sponsored by the Texas Society for Clinical Social Work. Andrew Marks, LMSW, and Dorinda Noble, PhD, LCSW, will present an interactive workshop on "The Muddy Waters of Ethics." Participants will learn to recognize ethical "hot zones" in clinical practice and develop strategies to avoid them, as well as engage in ethical auditing of clinical supervision and make ethically sound supervisory decisions, especially in the areas of parallel process and risk management. After this stimulating presentation, we will have a networking luncheon. In the afternoon, we will have "Legislative Updates" by Mark Hanna, JD, and Kathy Rider, LCSW, BCD. Please join us as we return to the Lower Colorado River Authority in Austin, Texas. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m.
The Texas Society for Clinical Social Work
Mission The Texas Society
for Clinical Social Work was founded thirty years ago to address the
“in the trenches” needs and concerns of social workers in
clinical practice in agencies, hospitals, and/or private practice. The
Texas Society for Clinical Social Work strives to promote excellence
in clinical social work practice, and maintain the identity of clinical
social work as a distinct profession within the mental health field.
The practice of clinical social work is rooted in the basic values of
the social work profession that includes a commitment to the dignity,
well-being, and self-determination of the individual.
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