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True North Conference: Celebrating 20 Years of Dignified Care
And Then: Dignity of Risk
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And Then: Dignity of Risk
1.0 CE Hours
Intermediate
$0 - $1,200
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Date & Time
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Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Identify 3 challenges to providing dignified risks.
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Identify 3 domains of recovery where dignified risks are challenged by systems, programs and providers.
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Name 3 strategies they can use to provide dignified risks.
Educational Goal
The educational goal of this workshop is to increase knowledge about dignified risks in clinical care.
Description
Dignified care requires dignified risks: the risk of making changes to heal and recover and the risk of providing values-based healing opportunities for people that are often viewed as "inappropriate", or "non-reimbursable." Taking these risks can be uncomfortable and even terrifying for those of us who aspire to help and heal. This presentation will aim to inspire us to hold tight to our values of person-hood, choice, and empowerment while helping people live the full lives they want and deserve.
Target Audience
- Addiction Professional
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Nurse
- Physician
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
Presenters

Dori Hutchinson, Sc.D, CPRP, CFRP
Dr. Dori Hutchinson is the Executive Director of the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Boston University, where she has worked for the last 40 years. The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation focuses on employment, education, aging and wellness for adults that live with serious mental illnesses. As the Executive Director, Dr. Hutchinson leads and oversees national and international research, work force training and technical assistance, and services. Dr. Hutchinson guides the overall vision of the center including strategy, fundraising, grantsmanship, contracts, mentorship, and delivery of innovative services.
In addition, Dr. Hutchinson serves as an Assistant Professor at Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences where she teaches clinical skills to emerging healthcare professionals. She has expertise in young adult mental health and recovery, college mental health, and wellness for students who live with serious mental illnesses. Over the last 25 years Dr. Hutchinson has developed and provided innovative young adult and college mental health services that aim to shift the trajectory away from disability to wellness. Dr. Hutchinson provides training nationally to faculty, students, service providers, programs, and systems of care on how to infuse wellness and resiliency services, into traditional mental health services and into educational environments.