39132 - Advanced Ethics in Counseling
Course Overview
Ethical standards are the rules and principles of a profession. This course will facilitate ethical sensitivity and responsibility by expanding students’ knowledge of ethical, legal, and professional issues in counseling. Students will learn and apply an ethical decision-making process, including the role of personal and professional values, using case-related scenarios.
This course is NAADAC Approved for 4 professional training hours (CEUs). NM Counseling and Therapy Practice Board recognizes NAADAC approved hours.
Who Should Attend
- Students who have taken the Introduction to Substance Abuse class at UNM Continuing Education or a similar course at another institution are encouraged to attend.
- Licensed counselors interested in learning more about ethical, legal, and professional issues in counseling and/or earning Continuing Education (CE) credit.
- Individuals who are keenly interested in ethics and the ethical decision-making process.
Additional Information
Student must attend the full 4 hours to obtain a certificate of completion.Student will be emailed course materials, please be sure to check junk/spam email. Email is coming from ceregistration@unm.edu
UNM Tuition Remission
UNM Staff, Faculty, and Retirees: This course is Tuition Remission eligible under Professional Development. For more information, visit the UNM Tuition Remission information page. To see UNM HR's Tuition Remission for eligibility and tax liabilities, click here
JTA Funding Opportunity
Full funding for this program is available through Job Training Albuquerque. Eligibility requirements include: Must be an employee of a business with less than 500 employees, headquartered within the Albuquerque city limits. To learn more about JTA funding, click here.
Jeannette Baca has a Doctorate and master’s degree in counseling, is a retired associate professor of counseling and licensed clinical counselor (LPCC). She was president and ethics chair of the New Mexico Counseling Association (NMCA), served on the 2014 ACA Ethics Revision Task Force and was a member of the ACA Ethics Committee for several years.