Supporting Individuals with ID/A: Ethical Considerations for Case Managers and Service Providers
Schedule
Thu Mar 05 2026 at 09:00 am to 11:30 am
UTC-05:00Location
180 Main Street, Norway, ME | Norway, ME
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Live/in-person training opportunity. Exploring Ethics while working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or autism. This training is for For social workers, case managers, support coordinators, and other professionals working collaboratively with adults with ID/A. Learning Objectives:
Identify core ethical principles in case management.
Navigate common ethical challenges in ID/A support.
Apply ethical decision-making to real-life cases.
Maintain healthy professional boundaries.
Support autonomy, choice, and equity in services.
Recognize and manage ethical stress.
About the Presenter:
Tia Warner, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with over 15 years of experience in social services. She operates a private practice in Norway, Maine, providing trauma-informed, person-centered care integrating mindfulness with cognitive and dialectical behavioral approaches. With a background spanning direct support, case management, compliance, and utilization review, Tia brings extensive insight into ethical practice across systems serving individuals with ID/A and other vulnerable populations. In her presentation, “Supporting Individuals with ID/A: Ethical Considerations for Case Managers and Service Providers,” she explores real-world ethical challenges and practical guidance for professionals in the field.
Spaces are limited! For more info or to register contact Tia Warner at 207-739-0690 or [email protected]
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