Ethics in Addiction Treatment-Boundary Issues in Service
Presented by Mark McDonald, LADC/CADC
This workshop will work to increase the power of understanding boundaries. In this workshop we will look at the concept of boundary issues, major themes, boundaries of self-disclosure, sexual misconduct, consequences to those we serve, standard of care, and the importance of supervision.
Objectives:
- Explore complex boundary and dual relationships in professional services
- Present illustrative case examples
- Provide an overview of relevant ethics concepts and standards • Identify practical strategies to protect people served and help prevent ethics-related litigation
About Mark McDonald, LADC/CADC:
Owner and Director of Professional Development and Consulting. Contracted trainer for the Missouri Credentialing Board and consultant with the Opioid Response Network. Having worked in the SUD/MH profession in excess of 37 years, he has had a variety of experiences which have included: counseling, program development, professional development, supervisory roles, administrative roles, recovery housing and supports, working with indigenous tribes, collaborations, and treatment/Veteran’s courts. Presently following his passion to train and assist others in professional development and readiness, supervision, consultation, clinical team building, training staff, and service delivery.
