OVERVIEW

Ethics: Self-Disclosure and Impact with MH / AOD Services is organized by ACTS Consulting, Inc

Description:
The stigma associated with mental illness is one of the most persistent problems people face. It is fundamental to discrimination in housing, employment, and health insurance. It prevents treatment, and it impedes recovery. In this monograph, Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration examines the role self-disclosure plays in reducing stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness. Current literature related to self-disclosure is reviewed and provides the findings from a series of key informant interviews to examine the factors that promote or hinder self-disclosure. Finally, this monograph examines techniques used by groups who have disclosed private issues.

Objectives:
Participants will

  • Review  literature relevant to self-disclosure
  • Learn factors that facilitate appropriate self-disclosure
  • Learn about different considerations relevant to self-disclosure in different environments

Note: Posted materials are free from SAMHSA and other public domain sites. 

Course fee applies for continuing education hours and a certificate of completion.

Credits
  • 6 Hours
  • TARGET AUDIENCE

    Psychiatrists and Psychologists

    SPECIALITIES

    PsychiatryClinical Psychology

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