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Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas &
Multicultural Competence and Ethics
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Alaska Psychological Association presents two 3 hour workshops
(6 total continuing education credits in ethics)
Erica H. Wise, PhD
Saturday, May 16, 2015
9:00 a.m. to noon &
1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Alaska Pacific University
CH2MHill Boardroom
Carr-Gottstein Academic Center
From North, West or South: Take 36th Avenue East, past Lake Otis (36th
becomes Providence Drive, then University Drive). Remain on
Providence Drive past Providence Hospital - cross Elmore Street (3 way
stop) and you are on University Drive and the APU campus.*From
Northeast (Eagle River) or Southeast: Take Tudor Road to Elmore Street.
Head North on Elmore Street approximately 3/4 mile 'til road ends at 3
way stop; turn right and you are on the APU campus.
AK-PA is approved by the American Psychological Association to
sponsor continuing education for psychologists. AK-PA maintains
responsibility for this program and its content.
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About the Workshops
Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas in Psychological
Practice
About the Speaker
In the practice of psychology, we frequently encounter complex
dilemmas that have clinical, ethical, and legal elements. The focus
of this workshop will be on clinical practice vignettes that will
allow participants to actively discuss, analyze and resolve these
types of situations. A model of ethical decision making will be
presented that incorporates emotional, interpersonal and
contextual factors.
ERICA H. WISE, Ph.D. is Clinical Professor and Director of the
Psychology Training Clinic in the clinical psychology doctoral
program at UNC Chapel Hill. She is a former member and chair of
the APA Ethics Committee and the North Carolina Psychology
Board. She is a member of the APA Board Educational Affairs
(BEA), past-president of NCPA and co-chair of the NCPA Ethics
Committee. She is the recipient of the 2013 Fifth Annual APA
Ethics Committee Award for Outstanding Contributions to Ethics
Education, and she was honored to receive an APA Presidential
Citation in 2014 from Nadine Kaslow in recognition of her
contributions to education, training, practice, ethics, and social
justice advocacy. Her professional interests include professional
education and training and the integration of ethics, multicultural
competence, and self-care into academic and professional practice
settings.
Multicultural Competence and Ethics in Psychological
Practice
Multicultural competence in psychological practice is essential to
the provision of high quality services to an increasingly diverse
public. Current training models emphasize the infusion and
integration of multicultural and ethical competencies throughout
training. In this workshop we will review strategies for
incorporating these competencies into clinical practice through the
discussion of challenging vignettes.
Workshop Schedule
8:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.-noon
Noon-1:15 p.m.
1:30-4:30 p.m.
Registration and coffee service
Morning workshop: Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas in Psychological Practice
Lunch on your own
Afternoon workshop: Multicultural Competence and Ethics in Psychological Practice
Learning Objectives
After this workshop, the attendee will be able to:
Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas in Psychological Practice
 Describe the philosophical underpinnings of ethics codes and identify applicable sources of
guidance for the ethical and legal practice of psychology
 Describe and apply a model of ethical decision making to practice vignettes
 State common considerations in ethical decision making including the identification of competing
obligations and the application of judgment rules vs. absolute ethical or legal duties.
Multicultural Competence and Ethics in Psychological Practice
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Describe at least 3 key considerations in multi-culturally competent practice.
Describe how an understanding of culture can be incorporated into clinical case conceptualization.
Apply a multicultural model to clinical case vignettes.
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Need a CE Certificate?
Registration
Non-Member Registration both workshops
Non-Member Registration AM workshop
Non-Member Registration PM workshop
Non-Student Registration
$160
$110
$110
$60
2015 AK-PA Members (Thank you for your membership!)
Member Registration both workshops
$150
Member Registration AM workshop
$100
Member Registration PM workshop
$100
Member Student Registration
$50
After the training ends, participants who
registered for CEs and signed the appropriate
attendance log(s) will be sent an email. This email
will provide access to AK-PA’s online training
evaluation. After you complete the training
evaluation, a link will take you to a CE certificate
request form. The training evaluation must be
completed in order to request your certificate!
After you submit your request, a PDF of your
CE certificate will be sent to your email within 24
hours. Any questions or issues that arise related
to this process can be directed to AK-PA’s
eSurvey development volunteer, Jennifer
Burkhart, at jnburkhart@gmail.com.
To register: Mail or fax the registration form below
For questions about registration, please contact Tonie Protzman, MS, AK-PA Executive Director, at
executivedirector@ak-pa.org or 907-830-2762.
AK-PA holds CE events in building that are accessible. If you would like to request a physical, visual, or
auditory adaptation for a CE events please contact executivedirector@ak-pa.org at least 10 days before the
event. For questions about refunds please contact executivedirector@ak-pa.org. For the CE grievance
procedure please visit www.ak-pa.org/continuinged/index.htm
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Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas & Multicultural
Competence and Ethics in Practice| Saturday, May 16, 2015
Alaska Psychological Association presents two 3 hour workshops
(6 total continuing education credits in ethics)
Need a CE Certificate?
Registration (circle one)
Non-Member Registration both workshops
Non-Member Registration AM workshop
Non-Member Registration PM workshop
Non-Member Student Registration
$160
$110
$110
$60
2015 AK-PA Members (Thank you for your membership!)
Member Registration both workshops
$150
Member Registration AM workshop
$100
Member Registration PM workshop
$100
Member Student Registration
$50
After the training ends, participants who registered for
CEs and signed the appropriate attendance log(s) will be sent
an email. This email will provide access to AK-PA’s online
training evaluation. After you complete the training
evaluation, a link will take you to a CE certificate request
form. The training evaluation must be completed in order to
request your certificate! After you submit your request, a
PDF of your CE certificate will be sent to your email within
24 hours. Any questions or issues that arise related to this
process can be directed to AK-PA’s eSurvey development
volunteer, Jennifer Burkhart, at jnburkhart@gmail.com.
Are you a current 2015 AK-PA Member?
☐Yes
☐No
Are you a current student?
☐Yes Program:
☐No
Your Contact Information
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Please mail, fax, or email this form and payment to:
AK-PA
P.O. Box 241292
Anchorage, Alaska 99524-1292
Fax: 907-349-2161
Email: Executivedirector@ak-pa.org
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