Boundary and Ethical Awareness When Working with Geriatrics
8:30 - 10:30am
Virtual Learning via Zoom
Fee: $10 full members; $25 partial members and nonmember
Trainer(s): Todd Sigler, PsyD, LP, NCC
Continuing Education Hours: 2.0
Course Description
This workshop is designed for mental health professionals who work with geriatric populations. The session will explore the unique challenges and nuances of establishing and maintaining appropriate boundaries while being cognizant of the ethical considerations when serving the geriatric population. This session is designed to be engaging and informative, providing attendees with some tools to navigate the complexities of maintaining boundaries and practicing ethically.
Learning Objectives:
• Understand the importance of boundaries in the therapeutic relationship with older adults.
• Identify common boundary challenges when working with geriatric clients.
• Discuss ethical dilemmas specific to geriatric mental health care.
• Develop strategies for maintaining professional integrity and client dignity.
• Learn about the legal and ethical frameworks guiding geriatric mental health practice.
About Your Trainer
Todd Sigler, PsyD, LP, NCC
Dr. Todd Sigler is a licensed psychologist working in private practice in Roseville, MN. Dr. Sigler has a Masters and Doctor degree from the University of Saint Thomas in Minneapolis, MN in Counseling Psychology. Dr. Sigler has been in private practice since 2004. He mainly provides Psychological Assessments for patients who all have cognitive deficits/problems/issues/disorders ranging in ages 6 to 100 years. Dr. Sigler also maintains an individual therapy practice.