Law and Ethics: Practicing Ethically in Uncertain Times
This class addresses current developments in the law and how mental health professionals can avoid legal actions and ethical problems. Topics include: (1) how to avoid professional boundary violations; (2) the risks of use of social media and email; (3) how to minimize the risk of litigation and board complaints; (4) the duty to warn; and (5) trends in litigation against mental health professionals.
This class meets the law and ethics requirement for California Psychologists, LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and LPCCs, as well as the ethics course requirement for New York, Pennsylvania and other states.
Online Course
6.0
O. Brandt Caudill, Jr., J.D., Attorney at Law
$ 119
Law and Ethics: Practicing Ethically in Uncertain Times
- Describe the five-part model on the standard of care.
- Describe recent changes in duty to warn.
- Identify three different types of professional boundary violations.
- Identify two risks posed to therapists who use social media, including email and texting.
This class meets the law and ethics requirement for California Psychologists, LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and LPCCs, as well as the ethics course requirement for New York, Pennsylvania and other states.
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O. Brandt Caudill, Jr., J.D., Attorney at Law
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