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ICA Webinar Series: "Ethically it is ok, Morally, its Not, When Good Counselors do Bad Things Related to Crossing Professional Boundaries"

  • 28 Jun 2024
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Zoom

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  • Student Attendees do not receive CE Certificates
  • Students who are not currently an ICA Member. Student membership is $30/year. Student attendees do not receive CE Certificates.
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ICA 2024 Webinar Series

This series is designed to bring even more opportunities to Idaho Counselors to receive their yearly CEs.  Offering 10 digital CEs over the spring of 2024 before the in-person ICA Conference October 25th and 26th.

"Ethically it is ok, Morally, its Not, When Good Counselors do Bad Things Related to Crossing Professional Boundaries"

1 CE Credit

Cost: $20 ICA Professional Members, $40 Non-Members, Free to ICA Students, $15 to Non-Member Students

***Zoom link and passcode will be sent to registrants 2 days prior to event***

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Abstract: 

This session will explore dual professional relationships, complicated relationships, personal bias and reflection, and how to recognize and mitigate signs of burnout. It will also address the people (colleagues, supervisees, mentees) who are negatively affected by this slippery behavior, and teach skills to engage in an accountability conversation, or make the decision to leave the professional relationship.


Learning Objectives:
  • Identify specific professional roles counselors participate in beyond their work with clients 
  • Learn how biases impact professional behavior for counselors outside the session 
  • Consider whether certain behaviors and actions are professionally appropriate or inappropriate 
  • Discuss what contexts beyond work with clients being a counselor matters


Presented by: Monique Barber, MS, LPC, NCC, BC-TMH

Monique is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Idaho (ID-7321), a National Board-Certified Counselor, and a Board-Certified TeleMental Health Provider. She is a counselor, educator, leader, and advocate for the counseling profession. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in the Counselor Education and Supervision program at Liberty University. She graduated from Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) with a Master of Science in Counseling, Marriage, Couples, and Families, with an emphasis in Addiction. She is an Adjunct Professor at NNU. She is active in the counseling profession – currently serving as President-Elect on the board of the Idaho Association for Addiction Professionals. She is a member of the Idaho Counseling Association, the American Counseling Association, the Association on Creativity in Counseling, and NAADAC. Monique is the owner of Ever Forward Counseling x Neurofeedback, located in Garden City, Idaho.


Co-Presented by: Brian Smith, LCPC, NCC

Brian Smith is a licensed clinical professional counselor and registered supervisor with an active telehealth practice, serving individuals, couples, and families throughout Idaho. Brian earned his masters of counseling in 2014 from Idaho State University, and has formal training and supervision for Emotionally Focused Therapy. Brian has presented at national, state, and regional conferences, as well as an invited lecturer for university programs on treatment team collaboration for clients with mild traumatic brain injury (concussion), and facilitated several ethics presentations for the Idaho Mental Health Counselors Association. He has served as president of the Idaho Mental Health Counselors Association and President of the Idaho Counseling Association. He is currently the Bylaws Committee Chair for the Idaho Counseling Association



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