Hosted by Kathryn Krase · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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This podcast seeks to educate professionals who have legal and ethical obligations to report suspicions of child maltreatment to child protective services. This podcast explores thorny issues central to the challenging experiences of mandated reporters. For more information about mandated reporting, check out https://www.makingthetoughcall.info
Kathryn Krase hosts Making the Tough Call, a science show with 25 episodes published.
When I help mental health professionals evaluate concerns related to their own ethical practice, I often get asked: “What should I do if I’m not the one with an ethical problem, but my colleague is?” This episode will ex
Anonymous reports to CPS create numerous problems for families and the CPS system. This podcast explores the reasons for eliminating anonymous reporting as an option.
Clients of lawyers have an expectation that what they share with their lawyer will be held confidential to the highest standards. When a social worker works with that lawyer in support of that client's legal representati
Boundary concerns for supervisors are particularly challenging because of the power dynamics; supervisors have considerable power over their supervisees. When there are boundaries concerns the professional needs to caref
There are limits to client confidentiality. One of those limits relates to situations where a therapist is concerned that their client might be a danger to themself or others. This podcast explores the "duty to protect/w
Contrary to popular belief, most states DO NOT have a law that defines the age that a child can be left home alone. Check out this podcast episode to find out about how to evaluate your concerns related to unsupervised k
In this compelling video, Dr. Kathryn Krase, a distinguished expert in law, social work, and mandated reporting, presents her testimony to the NYS Assembly hearing on Mandated Reporting. Dr. Krase sheds light on the flaw
Dual or multiple relationships are situations where a professional has a more than one role with someone they provide services with. This video introduces dual relationships and the ethical concerns associated with them.
This video helps the professional understand considerations to make when talking to their clients about their role as a mandated reporter.
This episode explains the new New York State requirements for updated mandated reporter training. Learn who needs the training, what's new, and how you can access the training!
When someone tries to access a therapist’s records in order to use them in a court case, it might be appropriate for the therapist to assert “privilege” in order to continue protecting their client’s confidentiality. Thi
You might be wondering: how many states have mandated reporter laws? EVERY STATE HAS MANDATED REPORTER LAWS. However, mandated reporting laws vary slightly from state to state. In general, professionals who are likely to
Many mandated reporters are worried they will get in trouble if they don’t make a report to child protective services (CPS) when they have a concern about a child. As a result, they make a report to CPS to avert the risk
Every profession has a code of ethics of some sort, but why? This podcast outlines the reasons why it is important for professions to have ethics. In the wise words of Spiderman's Uncle Ben: "With Great Power, Comes Grea
Sometimes professional codes of ethics don't have all the answers, and professionals are left to evaluate considerations on their own. In those moments, considering the 4 basic ethical principles of beneficence, non-male
Professionals look to their professional codes of ethics to help guide them in tough situations. It's important for professionals to understand the importance of the language used in the standards, in order to appropriat
Mandated reporters struggle with understanding when they are required to make reports to child protective services. This explores explores when mandated reporters are required to make reports to CPS, and when they might
This episode explores whether mandated reporters are required to make reports of suspected child abuse that occurred many years ago.
Concerns about the impact of parental substance use disorders on children are understandable. However, the obligation of mandated reporters to bring their concerns to the attention of child protective services (CPS) is n
This podcast explores the question whether professionals should be required to make reports to child protective services. Maybe the answer isn't as easy to discern as you might think.
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Making the Tough Call is hosted by Kathryn Krase. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 25 episodes.
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