The Coaching Conundrum: The Legal Implications for Social Workers

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The Coaching Conundrum: The Legal Implications for Social Workers

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1.5 Social Work

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NAT20251202

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1 hour 26 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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More and more social workers are starting separate coaching businesses, sometimes to bring in extra income, sometimes to work outside the limits of their licenses. On the surface, it can seem like a flexible and creative way to expand your impact. But what many don’t realize is that this growing trend comes with complex legal and ethical considerations that can’t be ignored.

Because coaching isn’t regulated the way social work is, the line between the two can blur quickly. And when it does, it can raise unexpected questions about professional responsibility, liability, and compliance, even when you think you’re operating outside your clinical role.

This webinar will help social workers understand the legal landscape, clarify professional boundaries, and make informed decisions about the business of coaching before they make the leap.

1.5 Social Work

Price (For Credit)	Standard
Non-Member	$45.00
Member	$35.00

Price (No CEs will be issued)	Standard
Non-Member	$0.00
Member	$0.00

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