We Are Stronger Together
Please join us for our Conversation About Ethics A series of ethics lectures – free and open to the public. Sources of Professionalism and Hope After Tragedy Virtual Panel Discussion … Continued
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What They Did Not Teach you in Graduate School
“I Didn’t Know That!” What They Did Not Teach you in Graduate School This virtual program will provide an … Continued
Annual Ethics Symposium save the date – coming soon
Conversation About Ethics “Moral Injury”
About this Event Monday, Oct. 5, 2020: “Conversations About Ethics” featuring Dr. Rita Nakashima Brock, Senior Vice President for Moral Injury Programs at Volunteers of America Two free virtual events 11:00 … Continued
TEA ROOM LIVESTREAM – 2020 Annual Ethics Symposium – The Rest Of The Story: What They Did Not Teach You in Graduate School
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT IN THE MAIN LECTURE HALL. DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND WE HAVE OPENED UP REGISTRATION FOR A LIVESTREAM IN THE ADJACENT TEA ROOM THE CENTER The … Continued
Conversations About Ethics (Part 2): Trauma Informed Care (Breakfast Keynote @ UT Health)
Research suggests that many clinicians do not routinely ask about or screen for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) due to lack of training and concerns about time constraints. Many are unaware … Continued
Conversations About Ethics (Part 1): Trauma Informed Care Workshop (@ The Ecumenical Center)
Research has uncovered trauma as a core public health concern facing our nation, linking experiences of trauma to mental health conditions, substance use concerns, and chronic physical health problems. A … Continued
Conversations About Ethics: Harnessing The Genome
Medical research always carries risk, and this even more true for gene editing, which makes heritable changes. It has the potential to eradicate single-gene diseases, like Huntington’s Disease, in the … Continued
Conversations About Ethics: Cultivating Compassion
At a time when more than half of U.S. physicians show at least one sign of burnout, compassion is an important feature of well-being. Compassion is characterized by insight, the … Continued
Annual Ethics Symposium – The Rest Of The Story: What They Did Not Teach You in Graduate School
This program will provide an overview and discussion of state and federal laws, rules and regulations that govern the practice of a mental health professional. The presentation will discuss Texas … Continued