CPHSSWCE0478 - Trauma-Informed Ethical Decision-Making
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Social Work Continuing Education
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Course Description
This course focuses on identifying systemic issues and changes that social workers can advocate for and participate in to reduce the incidence and effects of trauma. We will focus on recognizing the disparities among communities and analyzing ethical issues presenting barriers to trauma-informed policies. Additionally, this course assesses strategic approaches to identifying, naming, and addressing traumatic practices and policies. Finally, this course will cover aspects of critical self-awareness, which is essential for trauma-informed advocacy.
Target Level Audience: Advanced
Course Outline
(00:30) Introductions, Review of Foundational Principles, Overview of the Day(00:30) Review the case study in smaller groups
(00:30) Analyze the case as a larger group and examine the socio-political implications
(00:30) Discuss strategic approaches and apply the knowledge to trauma-informed and anti-oppressive practices
(00:30) Identify a plan moving forward
(00:45) Reflection
Learner Outcomes
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Articulate social workers’ professional responsibility to advocate and work for policies that promote well-being across the life span;
- Recognize the disparities among communities’ exposure to traumatic incidents; and
- Describe what is meant by trauma-informed policy.
When participants return to the workplace, they will be able to:
- Advocate for trauma-informed policies;
- Assess practices causing identity-based trauma; and
- Strategize best practices to address oppressive policies.
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