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Representing Mentally Ill Clients – Practice & Ethics

Representing Mentally Ill Clients – Practice and Ethics

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Published
2018
Presenter(s)
Anita Szigeti
Provider
CPDOnline.ca
Language
English
Length
45 minutes
Price
$209.00 plus tax

General Principals

  • Parking your Prejudices
  • Client Instructed Advocacy – not paternalism
  • Setting Boundaries – Professionalism – not the client’s puppet
  • Protecting your own mental health in the process

The Criminal Accused

  • Special considerations in the fitness context
  • Pleading NCR – an informed decision – documenting instructions
  • Review Board proceedings – expert representation before expert tribunals

Civil Committal and Consent and Capacity Proceedings

  • Is the client capable to instruct you?
  • Advocating the client’s position without hesitation or reservation
  • What if you know the client is going to hurt someone or hurt himself if you win?
  • The client who has escaped a lawful detention – what is your responsibility?