Ethical Practice in a Diverse World: Cultivating Cultural Humility & Ethical Decision-Making

Date: Thursday, July 2, 2026

Time: 4:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. ET

Presenter: Jessica Fraser, PsyD
Founder, Dr. Fraser CEU Consulting

CEUs: 3 Category I Ethics

Cost: Non-Member: $75 | Member: $50 | Retired Member: $30 | Student Member: $20

Please Note: This workshop meets the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners' 3-hour Ethics requirement for license renewal.

Course Description

Social workers routinely encounter complex ethical situations that require balancing professional responsibilities, client needs, cultural considerations, and competing priorities. In an increasingly diverse world, ethical decision-making must be grounded in cultural humility, self-awareness, and a commitment to equitable and responsive practice.

Through case scenarios involving adolescents, marginalized families, and culturally complex clinical situations, participants will strengthen their ability to apply ethical decision-making frameworks in real-world practice settings. This interactive training incorporates case analysis, audience discussion, ethical problem-solving exercises, and practical application of both NASW ethical standards and Maryland regulatory requirements.

Participants will leave with concrete tools to navigate ethical dilemmas with greater confidence while integrating cultural humility into clinical judgment, treatment planning, and professional decision-making.

Register here.