Ethics in Practice: Boundaries, Integrity, and Peer Support

This session is designed to equip participants with practical tools and insights for ethical peer support, trauma-informed communication; foster reflection on real-world challenges and opportunities in recovery leadership, community outreach; and strengthen confidence in applying strategies that honor dignity, collaboration, and lived/living experience.

6 hours/CE
$129

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Define core ethical principles relevant to peer support, including dignity, autonomy, mutuality, and integrity.
Distinguish peer support ethics from clinical or supervisory ethics, emphasizing lived/living experience and relational boundaries.
Identify and navigate dual relationships and boundary challenges using real-world scenarios and decision-making frameworks.
Apply confidentiality standards and understand legal responsibilities such as HIPAA and mandated reporting.
Demonstrate ethical decision-making through structured frameworks and peer consultation strategies.
Evaluate appropriate self-disclosure practices and their impact on peer relationships and recovery sustainability.
Develop a personal ethics statement that reflects individual values and professional standards.

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Ethics in Practice: Boundaries, Integrity, and Peer Support

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Upon completion of the training, participants will receive a certificate for 6 continuing education credits and access to digital course resources/materials.

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