The Ethics of Money in the Lives of Social Workers and Their Clients- Presented by the North Carolina Chapter

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The Ethics of Money in the Lives of Social Workers and Their Clients- Presented by the North Carolina Chapter

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1 Ethics

Course Number:

NC3152017

Original Program Date:

March 14, 2017

Duration:

1 hour

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Ethics, General Social Work, Macro Social Work Practice

Category: Ethics, General Social Work, Macro Social Work Practice (show less)

Other: North Carolina

Other: North Carolina
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Presented by: NASW North Carolina Chapter

Money problems (the inability to pay off student and other debt, ability to save, to invest or to buy a home) jeopardize the mental, emotional, physical and financial health of all who confront them. This session will connect social work ethics to financial wellbeing and demonstrate how financial wellness benefits social workers personally and professionally and positively impacts all client work.

1 Ethics

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Non-Member	$45.00
Member	$25.00

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$45.00

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$25.00