Dear Colleagues,A few points . . .
1) As promised earlier, the location for our upcoming Consulting Section meeting on Friday May 16th is at 1 Lincoln Center, Ste 1300 at 18 Wst 140 Butterfield Rd, Oak Brook Terrace, IL (see map attached in excel). Our good friend, Bruce Schroeder of CitiGroup Smith Barney, has graciously offered to host this meeting.
2) Diane Kubal, President/CEO of Fulcrum Network, will be presenting. In her presentation, entitled: Develop Business Using Your Natural Talents, you will:
- Review an assessment model that identifies natural talents and provide your expert psychological perspective on why it works
- Learn how a consultant broker develops new business with potential clients
- Hear about potential opportunities to become a coach via the Fulcrum Network
3) I also have a request that, due this being a new venue, that you RSVP to me by Thursday the 15th by shooting me a quick e-mail or calling me at the number listed below. Thanks for your cooperation.
I look forward to seeing many of you on the 16th!Chris L. Johnson, PsyD.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Ethics Workshop for Psychologists
Ethics for Psychologists and Other Mental Health Professionals:
Principles and Ethical Decision Making
Workshop Presenter: Stephen Behnke, J.D., Ph.D.
Director of the American Psychological Association Ethics Office
Springfield, Illinois: Saturday, May 10, 2008 (9 AM – 4:30 PM) Hilton Garden Inn 3100 South Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, IL 62703 217-529-7171
Chicago*, Illinois: Monday, May 12, 2008 (9 AM – 4:30 PM) Thorne Hall, Northwestern University School of Law 375 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611
*The Chicago program is cosponsored by the Division of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University.
Program Description
The Illinois Psychological Association is hosting a full day workshop on Ethics in Psychology on Saturday, May 10 in Springfield and Monday, May 12, 2008 in Chicago. The program will review the current version (2003) of the American Psychological Association Ethics Guidelines with case materials from clinical, consulting, and research settings. The program is designed to help keep research scientists and clinicians up to date with the appropriate responses to ethical dilemmas that routinely arise in science and practice, to promote the highest standards of professional behavior, and to enhance skills in ethical decision making. The intended audience includes clinical and research psychologists, clinical and research psychiatrists, social workers, and other
behavioral scientists.
Presenter
Stephen Behnke, J.D., Ph.D. has been the Director of the APA Ethics Office since November 2000. Prior to his tenure at the APA, Dr. Behnke was the director of the Program in the Practice of Scientific Investigation at Harvard Medical School's Division of Medical Ethics. At Harvard, he led the school's program to train postdoctoral students in research ethics and consulted on medical ethics. In addition, for the past four years he has had a private practice in psychotherapy, and served on staff at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center, which is a
teaching hospital of the Harvard Medical School. His path to becoming an ethics educator began at Yale Law School in the mid-1980s, where he became interested in the relationships among law, ethics and psychology. After he received his J.D. from Yale, he worked with psychiatric patients in a halfway house, even as he began practicing as an attorney. His interest unabated,
he completed a Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Michigan. He then moved first to a postdoctoral position and then to the position of chief psychologist at the day hospital unit at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center. Dr. Behnke has consulted on ethics in psychology, formally and informally, for about 15 years. He has written extensively in books, journals and newsletters on diverse subjects in the topic area, including confidentiality, outpatient commitment, legal competence, recovered memories and third-party liability, informed consent and criminal responsibility of mentally ill people. He has co-authored books on the essentials of mental health law for four separate states: Massachusetts, New York, California and Florida.
Stephen Behnke, J.D., Ph.D. has been the Director of the APA Ethics Office since November 2000. Prior to his tenure at the APA, Dr. Behnke was the director of the Program in the Practice of Scientific Investigation at Harvard Medical School's Division of Medical Ethics. At Harvard, he led the school's program to train postdoctoral students in research ethics and consulted on medical ethics. In addition, for the past four years he has had a private practice in psychotherapy, and served on staff at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center, which is a
teaching hospital of the Harvard Medical School. His path to becoming an ethics educator began at Yale Law School in the mid-1980s, where he became interested in the relationships among law, ethics and psychology. After he received his J.D. from Yale, he worked with psychiatric patients in a halfway house, even as he began practicing as an attorney. His interest unabated,
he completed a Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Michigan. He then moved first to a postdoctoral position and then to the position of chief psychologist at the day hospital unit at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center. Dr. Behnke has consulted on ethics in psychology, formally and informally, for about 15 years. He has written extensively in books, journals and newsletters on diverse subjects in the topic area, including confidentiality, outpatient commitment, legal competence, recovered memories and third-party liability, informed consent and criminal responsibility of mentally ill people. He has co-authored books on the essentials of mental health law for four separate states: Massachusetts, New York, California and Florida.
Cost (Lunch on your own):
$125 for IPA Members
$155 for Non-Members
$45 for IPA Student Members
$125 for IPA Members
$155 for Non-Members
$45 for IPA Student Members
Workshop Objectives
1. Attendees will learn appropriate responses to ethical dilemmas that routinely arise in science and practice.
2. Attendees will develop enhanced skills in ethical decision making
3. Attendees will become familiar with the 2003 APA Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct and how to apply
them in a wide range of practice roles and situations.
4. Attendees will learn strategies for addressing situations in which professional ethics,
organizational/government obligations, and legal directives appear to conflict.
1. Attendees will learn appropriate responses to ethical dilemmas that routinely arise in science and practice.
2. Attendees will develop enhanced skills in ethical decision making
3. Attendees will become familiar with the 2003 APA Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct and how to apply
them in a wide range of practice roles and situations.
4. Attendees will learn strategies for addressing situations in which professional ethics,
organizational/government obligations, and legal directives appear to conflict.
Continuing Education: 6 continuing education credits
• The Illinois Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor
CE credits for psychologists. The Illinois Psychological Association maintains responsibility for the program.
• The Illinois Psychological Association has been approved by the Illinois Social Work Continuing Education
Committee of the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation to offer CE credits for social workers.
• IPA sponsored APA CE credits satisfy the continuing education requirements of Illinois Licensed Clinical
Professional Counselors.
• The IPA is an approved Professional Development Provider for the Illinois State Board of Education.
Arrangements for Persons with Disabilities Persons with disabilities attending these workshops should contact Ms. Linda Pruitt (312) 372-7610 ext. 201 concerning arrangements that they may need to facilitate workshop attendance. To ensure the availability of workshop assistance, arrangements should be made a minimum of two weeks before the workshop. Both workshop facilities are accessible.
Cancellation Policy
There are generally no refunds for cancellations but refunds may be made on a case-by-case basis if requested in writing.
Registration Form
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IPA Member $125
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Not an IPA Member $155
IPA Student Member $45
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Fax to: 312-372-6787
or mail to: Illinois Psychological Association
203 N. Wabash Avenue Suite 1404
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Phone: 312-372-7610
We Thank Our Sponsors
Wiedner & McAuliffe Ltd, Chicago
IPAT, Inc., Champaign
or mail to: Illinois Psychological Association
203 N. Wabash Avenue Suite 1404
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Phone: 312-372-7610
We Thank Our Sponsors
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