Required for all CEAP candidates.

Course date: Thursday, Dec 4 from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time

Course facilitated by Susan Meyerle and Evelyn Woodward
PDH approval: 2 PDHs in Domain I
CE Contact Hours: 2

The EA professional’s dual role of providing services to both the work organization and individual employee clients provides ample opportunity for application of an ethical decision-making model. On a larger scale, owners and administrators of EAPs also face ethical dilemmas as they design, market and compete for business. This ethics course is designed to enhance your understanding of EAP ethics in the context of the EAPA Code of Ethics and the EACC Code of Conduct. 

Learning Objectives:
1) Discuss the role and significance of ethics in professional practice;
2) Apply the EAPA Code of Ethics and the EACC Code of Conduct to ethical decision making; and
3) Utilize the recommended ethical decision-making model in EA practice.

Cost: $100/Members, $200/Non-Members