- D. C. Department of Health Board of Professional Counseling
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Provider
- NBCC 5951
- Next Renewal: Dec 31st, 2024
- 40 CE credit hours required every 2 years — 40 may be earned with Addiction Counselor CE.
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Digital Mental Health for Young People: A Scoping Review of Ethical Promises and Challenges 1 credit
Researchers are attending to the behavioral health of young people and are wanting young people to have more access to behavioral health services. Digital applications/resources may provide some viable behavioral...
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Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling, 6th Edition: Course 1 8 credits
Part I and Part II (Foundations and Common Sources of Problems)
Meets ethics requirement for NY Psychologists
This course is based on the newly revised Sixth Edition of Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling: A Practical Guide. This course covers Parts I...
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This course’s article is a review of the applications of ethical principles to behavioral health treatment with LGBTQ+ clients. Case studies of presenting issues of each client and relevant ethical...
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Reach Out and Shrink Someone: Legal and Ethical Considerations in the Age of Technology Part 2 1.5 credits
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 the covid epidemic. This workshop...
Reach Out and Shrink Someone: Legal and Ethical Considerations in the Age of Technology Part 1 1.5 credits
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 the covid epidemic. In this...
Using the opioid epidemic, the authors argue the importance for considering both conscious and unconscious processes in understanding the ethical framework of addiction. The authors hypothesize that in addition to...
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Migrant sex workers are often highly marginalized and disproportionately experience health and social inequities, including high prevalence of HIV, sexually transmitted infections, and human rights violations. In recent years, research...
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