Boundary Violations – Protecting Yourself From Sexual Abuse
Sun, Sep 29
|Dalhousie University
Gain knowledge and develop skills on how to be proactive for and react when a client crosses a boundary.
Time & Location
Sep 29, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Dalhousie University, 6135 University Ave, Halifax, NS B3H 4P9, Canada
About the event
In this workshop, we will:
Before an Incident
- Describe how an RMT the risk might reduce chances of boundary violations
- List ways to set strong boundaries
- Spot "Red Flags" before a client violates a boundary
During an Incident
- Compare a boundary violation vs. sexual abuse
- Describe the best steps when a client violates a boundary
- Explain how a treatment should be terminated
After an Incident
- Identify resources that can help you after an incident
- List steps to take after a client has sexually harassed you
This 4-hour course will consist of a combination of lectures and group discussions how to evaluate and respond to a client who harasses you, crosses a boundary, or even acts in a way that you aren’t sure is professional or not. We will discuss local resources for RMTs and touch on the how the law plays a role in protecting yourself. Included is a complimentary workbook with learning activities and a summary of the key points you’ll learn for you to refer to throughout your career.
Location:
Dalhousie University - Marion McCain Arts & Social Schiences Building
Seminar room 2016
6135 University Ave, Halifax, NS B3H 4P9, Canada
Cancellation Policy: You may cancel and get a full refund up until September the 14th.