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Five Ways to Wreck Your Career: Ethics for Treatment Providers Terrence D. Walton, MSW, CSAC Chief of Standards National Association of Drug Court Professionals

If it’s illegal, it’s unethical Even if it’s not illegal, it may still be unethical

TeamProfessionalEthics

 Those who need to know, need to know  Consent to release information doesn’t necessarily mean that the information needs to be released  No secrets; all team members should agree what is “need to know” information

1. Roles and Boundaries 2. Professional Ethics 3. Power Imbalance 4. Decision Making 5. Participant Best Interests 6. Program Best Interests 7. Public Best Interests

1. Secrets 2. Hidden Agenda 3. Sub-Alliances 4. Splitting & Pitting 5. Professional Drift

1. Duality (relationships) 2. Dishonesty 3. Drift (professional) 4. Divulging 5. Discrimination

Civil litigation Criminal Culpability Age of participant Coercion Power imbalance Ability to consent due to impairment

1. Maintain clear boundaries 2. Beware of the cover-up 3. Stay in your lane 4. Exceptions should be situation-based, not person- based 5. Reveal only what you can and should

Five Ways to Wreck Your Career: Ethics for Treatment Providers