Ethics Quarterly Webinar: Ethical Commitments for People in Helping Positions
- Shared screen with speaker view
NOVA Webinar
17:19
Welcome Everyone!
Sami Limon
17:22
Good afternoon from Norfolk VA!
Jacquelyn Hop
17:35
Good afternoon from Orlando!
Janice Sowell
17:36
Good afternoon.
La’Shae Lopez-Duverneau
17:38
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Natasha Larson
17:38
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kay smith
17:42
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Michael Calderin
17:43
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Christine Rosales
17:44
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Tara Bugg
17:45
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Kimberly Jones
17:46
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Kenneth Langdon
17:46
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Dr. Josephine Harris
17:49
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Lisa Crocker
17:50
Good afternoon from Fort Stewart, GA
Ariella Castillo
17:50
Good morning from CA
Mia Chase
17:51
Morning! Salt Lake!
Soakie Aguila
17:51
Hello from Cobb County GA
Pamela Gregg-DeVose
17:53
Good afternoon from NC
Crystal Vasquez
17:54
Hello from Georgia
Alison Elter
17:54
Good afternoon from Alabama
Evelyn Rebostini
17:54
Hi from Ormond Beach FL.
Amy Reynolds
17:55
Good afternoon from MD
Kendra Madison
17:55
good Afternoon! I can't hear.
Michael White
18:00
Good Afternoon from TX
Cynthia Jarad-Tirado
18:00
Greetings from San Antonio, TX!
Luzmeilyn Camper
18:01
Hello from Moody AFB
Miriam Olivares
18:01
Hello from Paulding County Ga
Sophia Bercenio
18:01
Hello from Kentucky!
Carla Parker
18:02
Hello from Fort Pierce, FL
Brian Oh
18:02
Good Evening from Kuwait
Kartika Wright
18:03
Good afternoon from Maine!
LaReesa Williams
18:03
Good afternoon, U.S. Virgin Islands
Cynthia Rodriguez
18:03
Hello, from A New Leaf :)
Tracy Baker
18:04
Hello from sunny Colorado!
Kyomi Carpenter
18:05
Welcome from Fort Hood TX
shanika davis
18:05
Good afternoon from Dallas Texas
Pablo Merel Jr
18:07
hi from canada
Kallie Swanbom
18:07
Good morning from Wyoming!
Irene Villanueva
18:07
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Dominique Gilliam
18:08
Good evening from Italy :)
Eliane Schlicht-Farias
18:09
Good afternoon, Florida
Cynthia Hagain
18:09
Howdy Y'all from Atlanta, GA
Tomeka Morganfield
18:10
Good afternoon NATO checking in
Branden Coleman
18:11
Hello from Michigan
Nancy Gordon
18:11
Good Afternoon from Jones County, GA
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
18:12
Hi from Detroit, Michigan.
Kara Bishop
18:13
Hello from Arizona
Krysta Embrey
18:15
Good afternoon from Fredericksburg VA!
Toni Coleman-Harvey
18:15
Good morning. Las Vegas, NV.
Madison Boden
18:15
Hi from Richmond, VA!
Tamara Ramirez
18:17
Good Afternoon from Mathews, VA
Katherine Morsch
18:18
Hello from Minnesota!
Toni Irvine
18:19
Good afternoon from Orange Park, FL
Melissa Kirkpatrick
18:20
Good afternoon from Baltimore :)
Corie Ruffler
18:20
Corie Ruffler Oneonta, NY
lizet ceja
18:20
Morning from Alaska
Elle Fullenkamp
18:20
Hello from Ohio!
Sabrina Santos
18:21
Greetings from Albany, NY!
Janisca Williams
18:21
Nashville TN
La’Shae Lopez-Duverneau
18:21
Newark, NJ
Taylor Trombley
18:21
Hello from New York!
Cathy Blakely
18:21
Tennessee here!
Haley McAveney
18:22
Delaware! 🙂
Yuzellie Garcia
18:22
Georgia
Dr. Hai-Wen Chu
18:22
Korea
Almanita Brown
18:23
Hi from Oklahoma
Debbie Bradley
18:23
Go Afternoon from Marylsnd
Dorothy Walker
18:24
Hello! Dorothy Walker in Richmond County, VA - Victim/Witness Program
Matthew Bonvento
18:24
Good afternoon from N YC
Michelle Thomson
18:24
good afternoon from Quantico Virginia
Robyn Antico
18:25
Hello from Indiana
Shanice Smith
18:25
Hello from Virginia
Michelle James
18:25
Good Afternoon, Westchester, NY
Victoria Landing
18:25
Buckley SFB, CO
Mamie Wilson
18:26
Hello from Clinton, MD
Nancy Leon
18:27
Good morning from Logan, UT.
Eric Randall
18:27
Good afternoon fort Leonard, MO
Mary McCardel
18:28
Hi from Steubenville, Ohio
Bobby Jo Rogers
18:28
Maine
Rezarta Gjeci
18:28
philadelphia
Maddi Multer
18:28
Hello from Washington!!
Fareiza Blunt
18:28
HI from NC
Tony Korol-Evans
18:28
Maryland/Virginia
Tanya Grassel-Krietlow
18:29
South Dakota
Craig Arnold
18:29
hello for kansas
danyetta Callaway
18:29
Good Afternoon, Everyone.
Cynthia Billingsley
18:29
Good Morning from Yreka, California
Leslie Brooks
18:33
Dallas, Georgia
Karen Ketner
18:33
Terre Haute Indiana
Shelby Lieber
18:33
Hello everyone from Ohio! :)
Lesia Anderson
18:34
Maryland
Hannah Guyer
18:34
Hello from Mountain home Idaho
Ashley Standridge
18:34
TN baby!
CAROLYN GRAY
18:37
Hello from Renton Washington
RICHARD WARD
18:40
Good Morning from Herlong CA.
Janice Sowell
18:41
Cincinnati, Ohio
Madison Boden
18:44
Hi from Richmond, VA!
Rebecca Jordan
18:47
Hello from Largo Florida
Teri Duesbery
18:47
Hello from Richmond, VA
Daniel Weckhorst
18:47
Good morning from AK
Linda Standifer
18:48
Hello from Monticello Georgia
Karen Tucker-Engel
18:48
San Antonio, TX
Amna Abdurahmanovic
18:48
Hallo from Jacksonville Florida
Dina DeBoer
18:48
Hi everyone from US Attorney's Office San Diego.
Evelyn
18:50
Good Afternoon from MD
Nancy Mandile
18:51
Greetings from Annapolis MD
Cedric Bell
18:52
hello everyone from Alabama
Denise Lewis
18:52
Good day Italy
Kendra Madison
18:53
Good Afternoon from Putnam County, GA
Tammy Baumunk
18:53
Ohio
Margaret Stokes
18:53
hello from Maryland
Misty Marr
18:53
Richfield, Utah!
Sarah DeWitt
18:56
Greetings from Northern Maine
Wendy Bankston
18:57
Wendy Murrieta CA
Mercedes Vega
19:09
Hi from PA! Thanks for doing this! 😀
Stephanie Fidomski
19:13
SrA Fidomski from Buckley SF
Charlene Kay
19:15
Hello, Charlene Kay, Victim Advocate, Atlanta, GA
Amanda Hanson
19:17
Good morning from Chicago!
Penny Radford
19:22
hello from Thunder Bay Ontario
Annette MacCauley
19:23
Pennsylvania!!
April Osei-Tutu
19:29
April Osei-Tutu, VA from DMV Area
Eric Carter
19:38
Hello, Eric from Maine.
Tara Johnson
19:44
Hello from near Philadelphia!
Angela Callahan
19:44
Angela Callahan, new VWA from NH
Kelly H
19:57
Hello from Bucks co PA!
Sabrina Guzman
19:58
Hello, Sabrina from Bucks county PA
Michelle Lee
19:58
Hello from MarylandMichelle LeeVictim and Witness Advocacy CoordinatorOffice of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City
Alex Palacios
20:04
Hi everyone and welcome!
David Obergfell
20:06
Hi Doreen, good to see you! David O (AZ and USAF)
NOVA Webinar
20:12
Thank you all for joining us today!
Krysta Embrey
20:25
Hi Doreen! I was in your presentation with NVAA yesterday! You’re great! 💙
Margaret Stokes
20:30
Maggie from Ft. Meade
Tarez Elliott
20:30
Hello, Tarez Elliott from Coshocton County Prosecutor's Office!
Ann Driessen
20:32
Hello
Melissa Kirkpatrick
20:42
reduce harm
Autumn Delnat
20:44
safety
Matthew Bonvento
20:44
By providing us with a guidelines as to how to treat each other
Dione Bassett
20:45
To build trust
Julena Felix
20:46
Hello from Alaska
Diana Suchodolski
20:48
Safety
Mia Chase
20:49
Protects
Sami Limon
20:50
doing the right thing even when no one is looking
Katherine Morsch
20:50
It protects our survivors!
shanika davis
20:51
creates boundaries
Debbie Bradley
20:52
Because we are working with a vulnerable group
Kimberly Henry
20:52
protect
Rezarta Gjeci
20:52
They give us guidelines
Nancy Mandile
20:53
It protects both us and our clients
RICHARD WARD
20:54
Treating our victims fairly
Mia Chase
20:54
correct
Lauren Uhl
20:55
Keep us faithful to the work and clients
joey wheeler
20:56
Standards
Kim Whitten - Pott County DA's Office
20:58
Kim Whitten, District Attorney's Office, Shawnee Oklahoma
Melissa Kirkpatrick
20:58
standardize practice
Lori Lemon
20:58
We need to create a safe space for those we serve
Craig Arnold
20:59
guidelines to protect
Victoria Landing
20:59
We're helping people who are vulnerable
Mary McCardel
21:01
We need to treat people respectfully and fairly
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
21:02
to help us guide us especially in difficult situations
Angela Callahan
21:03
build trust in the system
Cathy Blakely
21:03
provide foundation of standards
Jackie Watts
21:04
Boundaries
Tony Korol-Evans
21:05
Legitimize our work.
Beth Thomas
21:05
hold and maintain dignity
Evelyn
21:05
Sop
Tracy Baker
21:06
Keeps us centered when heart strings are pulled
Melba Denham
21:06
Melba E. Denham YMCA of Central Ohio
Evelyn Rebostini
21:09
No to victimize again
Julena Felix
21:10
Ensures trust
Tara Bugg
21:10
protecting vulnerable population
Rezarta Gjeci
21:10
treat everyone with respect
Maddi Multer
21:11
Confidentiality, safety, and keep us a standard or practice
Tracy Spencer-Sandolph
21:12
Boundaries
Mercedes Vega
21:13
set boundaries for relationships between client and advocate, reduce trauma
Carol Wilson
21:14
it's important to do the right thing the right way
Alison Elter
21:15
Doing the right thing for our clients regardless of our personal feelings
Toni Coleman-Harvey
21:16
respect and boundaries
Nancy Mandile
21:17
helps not to cross important lines
Michael Calderin
21:18
Something may be legal but not ethical. Ethics is a higher level
Tarez Elliott
21:22
Northeast Ohio area, 1.5 hrs NE of Columbus ;)
Michelle Lee
21:26
We have to know what’s wrong, so we do what’s right!
Debbie Bradley
21:35
Confidentiality vs. Privledge
Tomeka Morganfield
21:36
Help make decisions that create positive impacts and steering us away from unjust outcomes.
David Obergfell
21:43
Because "right" is sometimes hard to define - we need ethics
Leah Trachtenberg
21:44
Leah, she/they, Jewish Community Advocate at Jewish Family services in Milwaukee, WI
Marilyn Burden
22:03
Marilyn Burden - Cheyenne Wy.
Nancy Mandile
22:20
yes lends credibility to our mission
Carrie Brown
22:29
Hello from Tampa Fl
Natalie Wright
22:33
Hello Everyone, Natalie Wright, Atlanta Victim Assistance from Georgia
Diana Suchodolski
23:02
Establishing and maintaining trust is my favorite. And helps with expectations.
Tangela Wrenn Shelton
23:04
Good afternoon from MS
Charlene Kay
23:26
Keeps us in character
Jerliz N. Meadows Meadows
23:26
Good afternoon.
Stephanie Maenpaa
23:37
Good Afternoon
Stephanie Maenpaa
23:42
Yes
Michele Harris-Andrews
23:44
Good afternoon from Fort Campbell, KY
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
23:45
yep
Janice Sowell
23:46
Yes
Tomeka Morganfield
23:52
Yes
Michele Harris-Andrews
23:55
yes
Heather Gordon-Freitag
24:09
yes
Rezarta Gjeci
24:11
Have gotten stuck in gum
Lasjonia Hardy
24:14
YES
Tracy Baker
24:16
hand raised because they stepped in gum
Kimberly Henry
24:20
I think they keqn they have stepped in gum
Tony Korol-Evans
24:20
Even when you think you've got most of the gum off, there's still some stuck deep inside those treads. Like ethical situations.
Kimberly Henry
24:27
mean
Cynthia Hagain
24:32
i think it was raise your hand if you stepped in gum
Almanita Brown
24:34
lol
Beth Thomas
24:37
:p
Evelyn Rebostini
24:38
I have had a senior want to adopt me and put me down as contact at the hospital, had to explain that she could not do that.
Cynthia Hagain
24:40
lol
Almanita Brown
26:29
great information
Michelle Lee
27:01
Even if we’ve been in their shoes… we can’t tell them what to do
Briana Miller
27:17
Someone finally said it. I’m not you, I can’t tell you what to do.
Virginia Swisher
27:21
What I am taking away from your message is that I should be a facilitator rather than a director.
Lasjonia Hardy
27:31
Great information
Sami Limon
29:37
we are here to help and informed, not here to give personal opinions, regardless of how we feel. it is not about us, its about them
Debbie Bradley
30:18
Empathize
Haley McAveney
30:22
Exactly. Survivors are the experts of their own experience, we can just provide support as they navigate these structures
Annette MacCauley
30:24
Never heard 'decision fatigue". So true!
Lasjonia Hardy
31:39
That so true
Doreen Taumua
31:52
Yes
Janice Sowell
32:00
True
Sami Limon
32:06
I agree
Leigh Prevatte
32:22
Absolutely!
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
32:49
is there a way to listen the recoding of the workshop you are referring to?
Marilyn Burden
34:08
That leads to burn out — not having own boundaries.
Rezarta Gjeci
34:20
Important to practice self-care
Katherine Morsch
34:40
Hard to balance 24/7 response with "working hours"
Sylvia Alvarez
35:13
Self care is vital
Sami Limon
35:16
sometimes knowing when its time to say no it ok too
Marilyn Burden
35:17
Yes to self-care and “balance of 24/7 with “working hours”.
Ariella Castillo
35:17
I completely agree with this blurred line for advocates of over exertion at times. I know I struggle myself with that but placing professional boundaries and having that you time is essential!
RICHARD WARD
35:18
Vicarious Trauma
DENISE DEMONTAGNAC
36:04
I burned out in 2009 and had to re access. it was hard to not always be available. However, it was unhealthy for me
Cynthia Hagain
36:12
Yep. Because if that staff person leaves...
Haley McAveney
36:21
If we’re always available, we’re also not allowing survivors to build their self-efficacy
Sandra Loney
36:27
Appreciate that so much... team/agency support, not individual.
Debbie Bradley
36:38
Our job is to help them to get through their victimization and come out on the other side. They will never do that if they become dependent on the Advocate.
LISA VAUGHN
36:43
Its important to ensure you brain storm what their support system is and provide professional resources
Lasjonia Hardy
38:08
Great answer
Virginia Swisher
38:10
This is really a position that really relies upon the team approach. It helps so much because we have collaborative team members who are supportive of one another and we get some great solutions because of the brainpower brought to bear on an issue, situation, or behavior.
Maria Esteves
38:29
Maria Esteves, Union County Prosecutor
Cynthia Hagain
38:43
you are doing great
Charlene Kay
38:44
good information
Angela Callahan
38:50
yes, thank you
Stephanie Maenpaa
38:54
This is great!
Tesra Lawson
38:54
out freakin standing
Toni Irvine
38:54
Yes this is great!
Lesia Anderson
38:58
Yes
Kimberly Jones
39:01
Great information.
Maria Esteves
39:03
Maria Esteves, Victim Witness Advocate with the Union County Prosecutor
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
39:06
yes
Jerliz N. Meadows Meadows
39:28
Very great information.
Natalie Wright
39:38
Yes, great information!
Mamie Wilson
39:49
Great Information!!
Maria Esteves
39:51
I apologize for not being able to log in on time.
Mia Chase
41:08
Obtain that trauma training and then follow up with how to take care of ourselves so that we don't take on the trauma of others.
Alex Palacios
42:03
That is correct!
Lesia Anderson
42:17
Thank you..
NOVA Webinar
42:19
Hi Aleksa! Unfortunately we are not able to share that recording as it took place during our NOVA Victim Advocate Academy and it is only accessible to the students who've paid for the training. This training today will be recorded and availably freely on our Office of Ethics webpage, I hope this helps!
Stefanie Day
42:23
lol
Danielle Carswell
42:53
will certificate be emailed after this training
Sami Limon
43:03
its important not to make what is happening to them about us
Danielle Colon
43:03
I apologize if this has already been ask- will the recording of this webinar be shared?
Danielle Colon
43:25
I’m addition to the notes/slides
Pamela Gregg-DeVose
43:32
will the presentation be sent to us after the webinar
NOVA Webinar
43:35
There will be a survey link shared at the end of the training that will allow you access to your certificate! This information will also be emailed to all registrants.
danyetta Callaway
43:37
This is so true. It's the victim's decision not the victim advocate. So many times advocates judge the victim's decision to stay with their abuser.
Pablo Merel Jr
43:51
good
NOVA Webinar
43:53
The slides will be available in the follow up email! :)
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
43:58
thanks for letting me know about the NOVA training.
Luzmeilyn Camper
44:02
Thank you
Michele Page
44:07
Thanks great information
Denise Brazzell
44:20
It can be difficult when you see them make decisions that may hurt them--such as not seeking counseling or going back to their abuser. You get invested in their outcome.
Ghia Caradine
44:27
This is great info
Rezarta Gjeci
44:28
I thought I had registered but my co-worker needed to provide me with the link
Danielle Carswell
44:40
thank you
Rezarta Gjeci
45:02
Can I provide my email for the survey and certificate?
NOVA Webinar
45:33
The link for the survey and certificate will be sent in this chat before the end of the training as well so you will be able to access it!
Jerliz N. Meadows Meadows
46:05
Thank you
Pamela Gregg-DeVose
46:17
thank you
Samantha Lynch
46:24
Thank you!
Sami Limon
46:26
I love that!
danyetta Callaway
46:50
You're speaking truth. Sometimes you have to put yourself in that person shoes.
Virginia Swisher
48:02
I really like that comment about believing in someone until they give us reason not to. Hard at times but it ends up being a good approach that helps keep us balanced.
Stephanie Maenpaa
48:21
Great quote!
Toni Irvine
48:35
YES!!!!
Cathy Blakely
48:40
Yes Stephanie, I agree!
Evelyn Rebostini
48:44
I love this quote as well
Danielle Carswell
48:52
I agree
danyetta Callaway
48:53
That's true. I also love the quote.
Melissa Kirkpatrick
49:35
This information would be so helpful for a few of my team members that are not here. When will it be offered again?
NOVA Webinar
50:30
Hi Melissa! This is being recorded and the recording will be posted on NOVA's Office of Victim Advocacy Ethics webpage: https://www.trynova.org/office-for-advocacy-ethics/ethics-training-and-events/
Marilyn Burden
50:45
I worked with the state legislature and my public comment got two bills passed into law in the 2022 session.
Melissa Kirkpatrick
50:45
Thanks!
Virginia Swisher
51:55
Social justice may be hard to define at times. Harder still to get a consensus on it. But your comment that people must be treated fairly and with respect should always be a key component to the social justice approach. Practicing that really does make a difference, even if only in one person's life today.
Mia Chase
56:05
Mentoring so awesome! Goes both ways
Virginia Swisher
56:55
Mia - Agree! I find myself recharged when I am a mentor!
Mia Chase
59:14
Please use professional brochures too. Don't slap one together. Professional tells them you actually took care to find the data
Janice Sowell
59:37
Good point Mia.
Sami Limon
01:02:05
do you mind putting the link here, please?
NOVA Webinar
01:02:29
• Survey and Certificate link: https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/699NFVH
Haley McAveney
01:02:53
Thank you so much for this information, Doreen!!
NOVA Webinar
01:03:13
Survey and Certificate link: https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/699NFVHThis will also be sent tomorrow in a follw up email to all registered, along with the slides!
Carol Wilson
01:03:13
and helpers can actually bring triggers / reminders of the worst time in their lives
Sami Limon
01:03:17
thank you but I meant the link in the power point Doreen talked about
Carol Wilson
01:03:33
*be
Jacquelyn Hop
01:03:42
Thank you! great information!
lizet ceja
01:03:52
Thank you
NOVA Webinar
01:03:55
Sorry Sami! It will be available in the slides when they are shared
Linda Standifer
01:04:05
Great refresher!
Haniyfa Muhammad
01:04:12
Thank you for this information. It's a great reminder of our responsibilities in this field.
Mary McCardel
01:04:27
Thank you for sharing your expertise. I learned a lot from your presentation and refreshed knowledge that I already have.
Kimberly Jones
01:04:31
Yes it did.
shanika davis
01:04:34
Thank you: this was a great refresher and to know that our work matters
Mercedes Vega
01:04:35
Don't share your personal views and experiences. They don't need to feel like they have to worry about their advocate or be the caregiver of the advocate. It's not about us, it's about them.
Lori Lemon
01:04:42
Thank you!!!
Tara Johnson
01:04:42
This was insightful. I greatly appreciate this
Cathy Blakely
01:04:47
Being non-judgmental is that important, worth stating twice!
Jerliz N. Meadows Meadows
01:04:50
Thank you!!
Margaret Stokes
01:04:52
it's a great reminder of the charge we have been given. thank you
Dr. Josephine Harris
01:04:54
Thank you!
Kartika Wright
01:04:54
Great reminders...very much appreciate it!
DENISE DEMONTAGNAC
01:04:56
Yes thank you. good training
Nancy Mandile
01:04:56
No expectations of gratitude is a good one because it's not about our ego
Kendra Madison
01:04:57
Thank You!
Mia Chase
01:04:59
This was great, thank you.
Evelyn Rebostini
01:05:00
Thank you so much!
Carolyn Belt
01:05:02
How would you define the boundaries of empowering a survivor to make their own decisions while also balancing safety concerns? How do we not overwhelm them with informed options?
Stephanie Maenpaa
01:05:04
Thank you, great information and presentation!
Jaclyn Carney
01:05:04
Thank you so much for all of the valuable information!
Tangela Wrenn Shelton
01:05:04
Thank you for sharing
Tony Korol-Evans
01:05:05
I literally have DO NOT JUDGE written in capital letters on my first page of notes!
Kimberly Jones
01:05:06
The focus needs to be them.
Kartika Wright
01:05:08
It is an honor to be a part of someone's journey.
Rezarta Gjeci
01:05:08
thank you so much
Cynthia Billingsley
01:05:11
Thank you!
Pamela Gregg-DeVose
01:05:18
Thank you, great information
Rezarta Gjeci
01:05:18
great info
Craig Arnold
01:05:19
this was great, thank you
Janice Sowell
01:05:20
Thank you for this presentation. Great information and great reminders.
Misty Marr
01:05:22
Thank you so much! This is great!
Karina Vazquez
01:05:24
Thank You
marlene bright
01:05:27
thank you! great presentation
Aleksa Andjelkovic, LMHC, LPC
01:05:31
thank you for a great knowledge sharing.
Cynthia Hagain
01:05:33
Thank you to everyone here who works with victims. Yall rock
Diana Suchodolski
01:05:34
This was thoughtfully presented, thank you so much!!
Sami Limon
01:05:35
Doreen can you please provide again the link on your slide for ethics
Sabrina Guzman
01:05:36
This was so great! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Angela Callahan
01:05:40
Thank you
Evelyn
01:05:42
Thank you for the great information. Being able to service and help victims is the best gratitude.
Nancy Mandile
01:05:44
be in their corner not in their pocket
Shaniya Perdue
01:05:55
Thank your for educating us!
Odette Robinson
01:05:56
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!!!!
Socorro gonzalez-heather
01:06:04
This has been a great presentation!!! Thank you so much!
Tara Bugg
01:06:10
Thank you so much. Great information
Tony Korol-Evans
01:06:12
Safety first, always.
Rebecca Jordan
01:06:15
Thank you for being part of my Journey For all this information
Tony Korol-Evans
01:06:31
Trustworthiness and Transparency.
Virginia Swisher
01:06:37
Ethics is a topic that is always worth the refresher. Thanks for the additional insight from your experience.
DENISE DEMONTAGNAC
01:06:40
would that make them feel like your blowing them off?
Carolyn Belt
01:06:42
Thank you, Doreen! Priorities is a great way to always start
Mia Chase
01:06:47
Even if you don't have back to back cause they will keep you as long as you let them
Nancy Mandile
01:06:47
I do that too thx
Melissa Kirkpatrick
01:06:56
How do we go about receiving our ceu for attendance
Melba Denham
01:07:17
Power with not power over.
Mia Chase
01:07:30
Nice Melba
Charlene Kay
01:07:33
If you were traumatized yourself in the past, would it be safe to share this with your victim
NOVA Webinar
01:07:36
Survey and Certificate link: https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/699NFVHThis will also be sent tomorrow in a follw up email to all registered, along with the slides!
Michael White
01:07:36
Thank you
Natalie Wright
01:07:37
Thank you! Great information.
Rezarta Gjeci
01:07:42
Thank you!
Carrie Brown
01:07:47
thank you
libby.ervin
01:07:47
Thank you!
Nancy Mandile
01:07:49
Many thanks!
LaTanya Chinagorom
01:07:49
Thanks! Good info!
Sylvia Alvarez
01:07:50
Thank you from Tucson!
Denise Brazzell
01:07:51
thank you!
Michele Harris-Andrews
01:07:53
Thank you!
Victoria Landing
01:07:54
Thank you!
Sandra Loney
01:07:59
Thank you... Sharing information, appreciated!
NOVA Webinar
01:08:02
Thank you all so much for attending today!
Odette Robinson
01:08:05
Outstanding presentation!!
Ghia Caradine
01:08:07
Thank you
Dominique Gilliam
01:08:13
Thank you so much for this educational time!
Alexandria Means
01:08:21
Thanks!
Sheila King
01:08:23
Thank you so much! Great Presentation!!
Evelyn
01:08:23
Your knowledge will be kept in my book of resources and reference. Thank you so much!
Kimberly Jones
01:08:32
Thank you so much for the vinformation.
Ann Driessen
01:08:36
Great information.
Melba Denham
01:08:56
Good use of time. Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom.. Melba
Mercedes Vega
01:09:18
that's good...redirect back to them and their healing needs
Danielle Carswell
01:09:19
Thank you
Cathy Blakely
01:09:20
Thanks Doreen, great examples of self disclosure!
Karen McLaughlin
01:09:21
I wanted to ask if you have advice for those who have dealt with a backlash when you call into question a breach of ethics of an advocate or allied professionals
Mia Chase
01:09:22
I'd say no; it's probably not a good idea because it draw you into a relationship rather than a professional helping position. Yes, you can say something very vague like that! Never, ever details. Doreen is dead on
Odette Robinson
01:09:33
appropriate redirection
Cynthia Jarad-Tirado
01:09:34
thank you
Mia Chase
01:09:35
Be ready and practice so you are ready
Mamie Wilson
01:09:36
Thank you very much! However it would be nice to have Ethical webinar.
Miriam Olivares
01:09:38
Great presentation! So much great information.
Tywandia Coulter
01:09:39
Thank you Ma'am
Sabrina Guzman
01:09:45
I love that way of redirecting the conversation
Dolores Ernst
01:09:50
Great presentation. Thank you
Ghia Caradine
01:09:53
Thank you
Amy Reynolds
01:10:03
It is nice when you know that you are not alone. I know some victims appreciate that because they feel like they are the only one.
Mindi Haddock
01:10:09
Excellent presentation. Thank you for the great reminders
Lasjonia Hardy
01:10:09
Thank you so much for all the in put and wisdom and knowledge to help other. Ms. Hardy
Sami Limon
01:10:10
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TRAINING Doreen!!
Irene Villanueva
01:10:13
thanks Doreen
Annette MacCauley
01:10:13
Thank you!
shanika davis
01:10:13
Thank you
Cathy Blakely
01:10:13
Great job … again!
Brittany Stevens
01:10:14
Thank you!
NOVA Webinar
01:10:14
Survey and Certificate link: https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/699NFVHThis will also be sent tomorrow in a follow up email to all registered, along with the slides!
Dione Bassett
01:10:14
This was excellent! Thank you
Lisa Stewart
01:10:14
Thank you!
sara heitmeyer
01:10:15
Thank you!
Kendall LaVelle
01:10:15
Thank you Doreen!
Karen Green
01:10:16
Thank you!!
Shelby Lieber
01:10:16
Thank you so much!!
Kara Bishop
01:10:17
thank you! This was great!
Kirsten Newport
01:10:17
Thank you, Doreen!
Lisa Adams
01:10:19
Thank you!!
Deloris Comford
01:10:22
Thank you so much!
Rezarta Gjeci
01:10:22
thank you
Michele Page
01:10:23
Your welcome great information.
danyetta Callaway
01:10:23
Thank you
Branden Coleman
01:10:24
Thank You!
Leah Trachtenberg
01:10:25
I have one client in particular who will say something along the lines of "I know a lot of advocates have gone through trauma themselves. I don't know about you though." And I will just confirm that many advocates are survivors themselves without touching on my experiences
Jessica Woodruff
01:10:26
Thank you!
Kimberly Jones
01:10:26
Thank you again!
Chelsea Migura
01:10:27
I realy like that verbage for self disclosure. Thanks Doreen!
Ariella Castillo
01:10:27
THANK YOU!!!!! SO AMAZING!
Maria Esteves
01:10:30
Thank you for this great and informative training.
joey wheeler
01:10:30
Thanks so much!
Tony Korol-Evans
01:10:30
That's the virtual conference.
Teri Duesbery
01:10:33
Thank you for a wonderful presentation!
Lesia Anderson
01:10:34
Thank you so much
DENISE DEMONTAGNAC
01:10:34
Thank yo noth!
Stephanie Maenpaa
01:10:34
Thank you!!
NOVA Webinar
01:10:36
https://www.trynova.org/nova48/
Amna Abdurahmanovic
01:10:36
Thank you
Tony Korol-Evans
01:10:36
In-person conference is August 1-4.
NOVA Webinar
01:10:40
https://www.trynova.org/nova48/
Nancy Mandile
01:10:41
Bye
Katherine Morsch
01:10:41
What were those dates?
Mercedes Vega
01:10:41
thanks again!
Tesra Lawson
01:10:43
Thank you
Kenneth Langdon
01:10:43
Thank you
Tony Korol-Evans
01:10:43
See you!
Danielle Brown
01:10:46
thanks
Charlene Kay
01:10:47
Thank you all so much
Kyomi Carpenter
01:10:48
Great training
Brian Oh
01:10:51
Thank you!