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FVC2448. Ethical Vigilance: Recognizing Red Flags and Equipping Staff with Professional Integrity in Client Interactions

Navigating ethical considerations is not just important; it is the cornerstone of our profession's integrity and reputation. In this lecture, Natalie Lewis and Katie Brown explore the multifaceted terrain of ethical practice, offering invaluable insights and strategies suitable for professionals at every stage of their career. 

At the outset, Natalie and Katie emphasize the paramount importance of identifying and adhering to ethical guidelines and standards. They will break down what this looks like for professionals at every stage of their career. 

Equally essential is the ability to discern ethical red flags before accepting engagements. Natalie and Katie will offer some warning signs, drawing from their own experiences, and equip practitioners with the language and tools necessary to assert boundaries confidently and preemptively. 

Recognizing potential red flags when determining the acceptance of an engagement and possible encounters with defensive or blaming clients pose distinct challenges, particularly for younger professionals navigating these precarious waters. Drawing from their wealth of experience, Natalie and Katie offer practical strategies for deftly navigating these potentially tense moments with grace and professionalism, ensuring that ethical integrity remains uncompromised. In essence, this lecture promises to be an indispensable resource for all practitioners seeking to navigate the intricate landscape of ethical practice with confidence and integrity.


Learning Objectives:

  • Identify ethical red flags and possible warning signs during the engagement.
  • Compare responses to possible ethical dilemmas or challenging clients to maintain professionalism and integrity.
Date/Time
CPE Credits
1.5
NASBA Field of Study
Behavioral Ethics
Level
Intermediate
Advanced Preparation
None
Session Tags
Valuation
Forensic