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BOUNDARY SETTING TO SERVE CLIENT NEEDS
Setting appropriate boundaries is fundamental to the development of healthy relationships with clients. In this workshop we will explore the meaning of boundaries. We will learn skills to determine what appropriate boundaries are and how to maintain them. We will explore the relationship between setting boundaries and meeting the needs of clients. Through case examples we will identify different types that are integral to keeping the best interest of the clients as the priority. We will also explore the many challenges that social service providers face when defining boundaries to clients.

BOUNDARY SETTING TO SERVE CLIENT NEEDS Session
Family Services of Greater Vancouver
1 Thursday Session, Nov 5 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.

Fee: $55

Location: Family Services of Greater Vancouver (East Broadway Office) #201-1638 E. Broadway, Vancouver

Registration: To register, please call 604 638.3390 x.3166

Instructor: Eleanor Lipov
Eleanor Lipov, BA, MSW, is a registered social worker. She has been a therapist at Family Services of Greater Vancouver for over 20 years which have included supervising counselling practicum students. Eleanor has also been a Field Liaison for practicum students at the School of Social Work at UBC for 20 years. In addition, Eleanor was the coordinator of the Women’s Sexual Abuse Survivor’s Program in New Westminster for 10 years, has facilitated groups for battered women and was a rape crisis counsellor.

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