Ethics and Emotional Issues with Instructor Karen Sonter
Participants will learn and explore skills for ethically addressing emotional responses that may arise, within themselves or their client during a session, in appropriate and professional ways. In addition, participants discuss the guidelines for professional conduct and review Ortho-Bionomy Australia's Code of Ethics.
In the (2) 90-minute sessions of this study group, 3pm till 4.30pm on Saturday 1st May and Sunday 2nd May, through role play, discussion and exploration of these areas, we will highlight the ways the principles of Ortho-Bionomy can inform ethical processes in your practice.
This 3-hour study group will gain students credit as a study group/3 training credits in the Practitioner Training Program. Attendance will fulfill the alternative Ethics and Emotional Issues (E and E) component for students looking to evolve to Associate Practitioner status.
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Phase 5
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Ethics and Emotional Issues on-line Study Group with Instructor Karen Sonter
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