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2022 Annual EBT Conference: Recovery and Resilience

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Is that Ethical? Practical Approaches to Issues in Clinical Practice

Monday, March 21, 2022
9:00 am-12:15 pm
Location: Zoom
Arlene Davis, JD; Dan Moseley, PhD; Paul Ossman, MD, MPH; Laura House, MD, MPH; Evan Vitiello, MD; Benny Joyner, MD, MPH
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Recovery and Resilience

The North Carolina Child Treatment Program seeks to address the gap between researched best practice and community-based mental health services for children and families overcoming trauma. Through the Spring 2022 Annual EBT Conference, NC CTP aims to help our Learning Collaborative graduates sustain and improve EBT implementation and learn about existing and emerging trends in community mental health.

This virtual conference, including three half-days of conference sessions and an optional half-day pre-conference, will cover an array of advanced topics aimed at enhancing clinical skills in areas such as:

  • Clinical considerations for working with special populations
  • Improving clinician engagement and support
  • NEW for 2022! Ethics for Mental Health Providers

And much more!

Who

Program Graduates and Senior Leaders from NC CTP and CCFH Learning Collaboratives in ABC, CPP, PCIT, PSB-CBT, RPC, SPARCS, and TF-CBT

When

March 21st – 24th, 9:00 am-12:15 pm EDT

  • Pre-Conference:
    • Monday, March 21st 9:00 am – 12:15 pm EDT
      Is that Ethical? Practical Approaches to Issues in Clinical Practice: Part 1
      Arlene Davis, JD; Dan Moseley, PhD; Paul Ossman, MD, MPH; Laura House, MD, MPH; Evan Vitiello, MD; Benny Joyner, MD, MPH

      In this workshop, faculty members from the UNC School of Medicine and the Center for Bioethics experienced in the work of clinical ethics consultation will use lecture, discussion, and case examples to offer participants the opportunity to build their skills in identifying ethical issues and in practical reasoning.

    • Tuesday, March 22nd 9:00 am -10:00 am EDT
      Is that Ethical? Practical Approaches to Issues in Clinical Practice: Part 2
      Arlene Davis, JD; Dan Moseley, PhD; Paul Ossman, MD, MPH; Laura House, MD, MPH; Evan Vitiello, MD; Benny Joyner, MD, MPH

      In this workshop, faculty members from the UNC School of Medicine and the Center for Bioethics experienced in the work of clinical ethics consultation will use lecture, discussion, and case examples to offer participants the opportunity to build their skills in identifying ethical issues and in practical reasoning.

 

 

 

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