In the helping professions, compassion can sometimes lead to over functioning—crossing ethical lines and inadvertently undermining client autonomy. This engaging workshop examines how overextending on behalf of clients, though well-intentioned, can create dependency, clinician burnout, and blurred boundaries. Through real-world case scenarios and peer dialogue, participants will learn to recognize over functioning, re-center client empowerment, and implement sustainable strategies that align with ethical standards and long-term client well-being. Offers 1.5 Category I CEUs in Ethics
Join the Young Adult Division and Jewish Connection Network to pack school supplies for students in need before the school year begins. Questions? Please contact […]
The first in the Insight Israel Forum’s Fall Personal Opinion Dialogue Seminar (PODS) series will feature Dan Feferman, Major (res.) IDF, Founder/CEO of Middle East […]
Experience Shahar Cohen’s worldwide hit show My Life live on stage at the Gordon Center. In this fun and relatable performance, Shahar plays both himself […]
We’re living through what may be one of the most consequential moments in our history, with pressure coming from every direction. At the same time, […]