Training Title:
Boundaries in Clinical Practice

Clock Hours: 1

Objectives:
By the time you complete this course, you should be able to: • Understand the concept of boundaries • Comprehend the difference between boundary crossings and boundary violations • Identify a practical decision making model for healthy boundaries in clinical practice • Define the personal risk factors that might contribute to non-healthy boundary violations

Description:
Boundaries are important in all relationships because they set limits that promote integrity (Plaut, 2008). Boundaries provide a balance between closeness and distance that can keep us in a healthy range where we are neither so close as to be enmeshed nor so distant as to be cold or callous. Boundaries can help us to provide a clearer moral compass that can limit conflicts (Katherine, 2000). When there are clear boundaries- there is less room for misunderstanding, disagreement, and/or resentment. Keywords: Ethics, boundaries, clinical, relationship, violations, social media

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