Spirituality and Ethics: Applications to Counseling Practice

The Mental Health Counseling Program at the Seminary of the Southwest is pleased to offer a free online workshop. This workshop is taught by Dr. Awa Jangha, LPC, ATR-BC and Dr. Gena Minnix, LPC-S, LMFT-S. The window to complete this training for CEU credit closes August 31st. While we will no longer offering CEUs for this workshop after August 31st, the video will still remain available for educational purposes.
Counselors, site supervisors, alumni, and fellow members of our Austin mental health community are encouraged to watch this free video.
This presentation explores ways in which spirituality can ethically be addressed in clinical practice. With Texas having such a large spiritual and religious population, we recognize that a part of providing holistic counseling involves being able to address matters of spirituality. This presentation: a) reviews definitions of spirituality and religion, b) provides an at-home experiential of creating your own spiritual lifemap, and c) reviews an ethical decision making model (with an accompanying case study) to help clinicians and students learn how to ethically navigate various spiritual nuances which may manifest within session or supervision.
*CEU credit will no longer be available for this workshop after August 31*