Rainbow Presents Ethics & Boundaries Workshop on Critical Topic in End-of-Life Care
FORT ATKINSON- On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, social workers and healthcare professionals will explore a vital and timely subject at Rainbow Community Care’s 9th Annual Ethics & Boundaries Workshop. This year’s event takes place 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Country Inn & Suites in Fort Atkinson, and will feature renowned expert Dr. Jamie Goldberg, who will present on the complex topic of “How to Respond to Requests for Hastened Death and Aid in Dying Laws in the U.S.”
Attendees will earn four hours of Continuing Education credits from the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Social Work, satisfying the Wisconsin standards for social work ethics and boundaries requirements. The workshop is designed to provide professionals with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate one of the most challenging aspects of modern healthcare.
Dr. Goldberg, a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has dedicated her career to health, aging, and palliative care. Her expertise in addressing the needs of complex family systems experiencing serious illness and end-of-life situations makes her a powerful and relevant speaker for this event. Goldberg has also been a featured speaker at several local, national, and international conferences and has co-authored several articles and book chapters relating to aging, palliative, and hospice care topics.
In addition to the in-person workshop, Rainbow is offering a virtual option via Microsoft Teams. In-person individual tickets are $75, while the virtual option is available for $60.
To learn more and register to secure your spot at this workshop, visit www.RainbowCommunityCare.org and navigate to the News and Events section on the website.
Dr. Jamie Goldberg