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NAADAC Code of Ethics Revised 2025 2.5 credits
This course elucidates the revised code of NAADAC ethics and what they mean for addiction-specific professionals with regard to direct care, confidentiality, cultural diversity, workplace issues, and supervision.
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Supervisors are essential to the practice of mental health, but the supervisor’s role is a complicated one. Ethical considerations for supervisors can be very different from that of their supervisees....
Have you faced complex ethical dilemmas in your practice? Clinicians are often faced with “grey areas” when confronted with ethically complicated cases. This workshop explores the nature of complex ethics...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in the behavioral health professions. AI is being used to conduct client risk assessments; assist people in crisis; strengthen prevention efforts; document clinical...
Decision 'Making and Relationship Competence When Reporting Suspected Physical Abuse and Child Neglect: 1.5 credits
An Objective Structured Clinical Evaluation
Mandatory reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect can lead to challenges for mental health professionals in regard to navigating between professional ethical and legal obligations while maintaining therapeutic relationships...
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Mental and Behavioral Health Professionals throughout the United States are mandated reporters of suspected child maltreatment, and are often required to report concerns for intimate partner violence and/or elder abuse,...
This course will cover an introduction to the basics of ethics as a point of context. Just as it is an acceptable and reasonable practice to screen incoming patients, it...
Do you ever feel like Motivational Interviewing can border on manipulative? We have to watch out as helping professionals to keep our own values and desires for clients separate from...
Ethical Challenges in Mental Health Practice Presented by the Use of Technology 3 credits
Meets ethics requirement for NY Psychologists
Technology has revolutionized access to mental health services for people around the world. However, the ethical challenges presented by the rapid expansion of the use of technology in this field...
According to the authors, several current methods of ethical decision-making lack inclusivity in their models. The authors propose an alternative method of ethical decision-making that includes several components of diversity—particularly...
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The 21st Century has brought innovations that require therapists to consider confidentiality, record keeping, and boundary controversies especially in this time of online therapy during and post the covid epidemic....
Boundary issues present some of the largest challenges you’ll face as a clinician. How you communicate and interact while using technology can be interpreted differently by each client. Your professional...
Ethical Humility in Social Work 1.5 credits
Exploration of the history of the concept of Ethical Humility and its implications for Social Work practice. This course explores the nature of ethical humility and its relevance to social...
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42 CFR Part 2 July 2020 Update 2 credits
This webinar discusses the final decisions made in the modification of Title 42 rule. The additional papers cover frequently asked questions and provide clarification on how Title 42 affects the...
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Supervisors in behavioral health settings face a wide range of ethics and risk management issues. What confidentiality guidelines govern supervisory relationships? What boundary and dual relationship challenges can arise in...
Mental health professionals are charged with the legal and ethical responsibility to maintain
professional boundaries, but the obligation isn’t always so easy to discern. This course brings
real-world context to...
Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships in Behavioral Health 3 credits
Ethics and Risk Management Challenges
Behavioral health professionals frequently encounter complex ethical challenges involving boundaries and dual relationships. Examples include proper management of confidential and private information when practitioners live and work in small or...
Ethics Cultural Diversity Training: Termination Abandonment Cultural Humility and Ethical Considerations 3 credits
Meets ethics requirement for NY Psychologists
The first half of this course covers patient abandonment and when it is ethically appropriate to terminate the relationships with the client as well as the elements required for a...
Online and Distance Behavioral Health Practitioners: Ethics and Risk-management Challenges 3 credits
This webinar will explore cutting-edge ethical issues arising out of behavioral health practitioners’ growing use of digital technology, electronic interventions, and online social media to deliver services and communicate with...
Ethics 101 for Addiction Professionals 3 credits
Participants will learn to build an ethical practice, thereby creating a lens by which to view any ethical situation. Areas of focus include: keys to building an ethical practice; using...
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