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SUMMARY:Webinar: Ethical Decision Making
DESCRIPTION:-- Webinar Description: --\n\nThis course explores the princi
 ples and practical tools for making ethical decisions in frontline setti
 ngs, including shelters and homelessness services. Participants will exa
 mine how values, responsibilities, and potential consequences shape choi
 ces when supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. Through case 
 studies, discussion, and reflective exercises, learners will develop ski
 lls to navigate complex ethical dilemmas with integrity, fairness, and a
 ccountability, while balancing the needs of clients, colleagues, and the
 ir organizations.\n\n-- Instructor: Kennedy Lewis --\n\nInstructor Bio:Â
  \n\nKennedy Lewis is a trauma therapist with a Master’s in Counsellin
 g from the University of Victoria, currently practising in Vancouver, BC
 . Alongside her private practice, she founded Extraordinary Workers to s
 upport frontline staff working in trauma-exposed environments. Drawing o
 n her experience as a former support worker, Kennedy identified gaps in 
 meaningful, relevant care and developed programming that centres worker 
 sustainability and solidarity.  Now in its third year, Extraordinary Wo
 rkers engages support workers across British Columbia through workshops,
  groups, and trainings in a range of community settings. Kennedy approac
 hes resilience by examining how workplace systems can better mitigate th
 e impacts of trauma exposure, believing that when workers are properly s
 upported, they are able to stay in their roles longer and build the stab
 le, healing relationships clients need most.
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