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Mandated Reporting: What? Why? When? How? Who?

Additional Information

2020 Dates: April 3rd, 2020, 3:00-6:30 PM and every following first Friday of the Month


This presentation will illuminate the domain of mandatory reporting, by focusing on reporting responsibilities inherent in counseling professionals within an ethical framework. It includes aspects of their immunity and liability. Further, it clearly defines what the credible report consists of, and to whom reporting is necessary, while it offers the purpose for which counselors report, and states the time limits for reporting various offenses.


Many well-traIned counselors still grapple with difficult clinical situations which call for sound ethical decision-making. This is especially true when the welfare of vulnerable populations is at stake. The application of state statutes and the ICA code of ethics standards boosts confidence on these occasions. However, reviewing relevant legal definitions and providing illustrations of how and when these guidelines are applied in real-time vignettes lends practical experience in decision-making, clarifies the role of the counselor, and yields lasting impressions for future scenarios.

Learning Objectives

Participants will:

  1. Gain an understanding of how protected populations are defined and protected in Idaho.
  2. Gain an understanding of what the law as well as the ethical code constitutes as abuse, neglect, and abandonment in Idaho.
  3. Gain an understanding of the ethical, legal and moral standards for mandatory reporting – what, why, when, how, who – and to use the statute of limitations for reporting as a mandate.

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Workshop Cancellation Policy

If a registrant is unable to attend an event for any reason they may substitute, by arrangement with the registrar, someone else to attend in their place.

    

If a registrant is unable to attend, and providing the conference registrar is informed in writing, the fee paid can be applied towards another training within the calendar year. 


Where the registrant is unable to attend, and is not in a position to transfer his place to another person or to another event, then the following refund arrangements apply:


  • Registrations cancelled prior to 7 days of the event are eligible for an 80% refund of the registration fees paid. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to administration costs incurred.

        

  • Registrations cancelled less than 7 days before the event are eligible for a 50% refund of the registration fees paid.  The remaining 50% of the fee contributes to administration costs incurred.

        

  • Registrations cancelled less than 24 hours before the event are no longer eligible for a refund.