Pre and Post-Pandemic: Rethinking and Reassessing Our Ethical and Moral Obligations

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Pre and Post-Pandemic: Rethinking and Reassessing Our Ethical and Moral Obligations

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4 Ethics

Course Number:

ME20220929

Original Program Date:

September 29, 2022

Duration:

2 hours 47 minutes

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Available for 6 months after Registration

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Category: Ethics, General Social Work, Social Work

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

Other: Maine

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For the past 2 years, as social service workers, we have faced unprecedented challenges and changes both personally and professionally to include increased stress, illnesses, losses, vacant positions, increased feelings of responsibility, numerous financial cuts, and program closures in our communities. We are now entering a new phase (post-pandemic) where we are trying to engage and interact in a changed world, as changed selves. A world where many are trying to pretend all is normal once again. As we begin to work and engage in the new environment, together we will begin to ask and explore: how do we decide what is moral, what is ethical, and how do we find new grounding? How have my own priorities, boundaries and identity changed as a helping professional and what is my relationship with self-care?

4 Ethics

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Non-Member	$100.00
Member	$75.00
Student	$35.00

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