Ethical Boundaries: Staff

How to Avoid Crossing an Ethical Boundary with Staff

“NARR Standard D9b: Evidence that staff are supported in maintaining appropriate boundaries according to a code of conduct.”

“NARR Standard D9d: Evidence that staff are expected to model genuineness, empathy, respect, support and unconditional positive regard.”

Reference: https://narronline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/NARR_Standard_V.3.0_release_11-2018.pdf

Recovery is personal, but a recovery house is communal – so, follow the social model of recovery.

Have documented evidence that staff are supported in maintaining appropriate boundaries.

In a certified ORH recovery house, it is required to have documented evidence that the Code of Ethics has been read and signed by all those associated with the operation of the recovery residence, including owners, operators, staff and volunteers.

Course Syllabus

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Ethical Boundaries in Recovery Housing

	1. Ethical Boundaries: Introduction
	2. Ethical Boundaries: Introduction cont.
	3. Ethical Boundaries: Ethics and Boundaries are Different
	4. Ethical Boundaries: Code of Ethics
	5. Ethical Boundaries: Standards of Ethical Practice and Professional Conduct
	6. Ethical Boundaries: Obligation of All Recovery House Operators
	7. Ethical Boundaries Assessment #1
	8. Ethical Boundaries: What is an Ethical Boundary?
	9. Ethical Boundaries: Ethical Boundaries in Recovery Housing
	10. Ethical Boundaries: Staying Within Ethical Boundaries
	11. Ethical Boundaries: Dual Relationships
	12. Ethical Boundaries: Are You Crossing Ethical Boundary?
	13. Ethical Boundaries Assessment #2
	14. Ethical Boundaries: What Are Boundary Violations?
	15. Ethical Boundaries: Examples of Professionals Crossing Ethical Boundaries
	16. Ethical Boundaries: Example #1 of Crossing an Ethical Boundary
	17. Ethical Boundaries: Example #2 of Crossing an Ethical Boundary
	18. Ethical Boundaries: Example #3 of Crossing an Ethical Boundary
	19. Ethical Boundaries: Be Safe Instead of Being Sorry
	20. Ethical Boundaries: Staying in Your Lane
	21. Ethical Boundaries: How to Avoid Crossing an Ethical Boundary
	22. Ethical Boundaries: Employment
	23. Ethical Boundaries: Money
	24. Ethical Boundaries: Grievances
	25. Ethical Boundaries: Staff
	26. Ethical Boundaries: "Difficult" or "Mean" Resident
	27. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #1
	28. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #1 cont.
	29. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #2
	30. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #2 cont.
	31. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #3
	32. Ethical Boundaries: Journal Exercise #3 Cont.
	33. Ethical Boundaries: Summary
	34. Ethical Boundaries Assessment #3
	35. Ethical Boundaries: NEXT STEPS