Course Description:
The conceptual foundation of ethics represents an inherent and essential framework for behavioral health. In this presentation attendees will gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts of ethics in practice. Ethical codes and guidelines will be defined and discussed, including the NASW Code of Ethics, the MCBAP Code of Ethics, and the NAADAC Code of Ethics. Ethical concepts, including confidentiality, informed consent, personal and professional boundaries, and dual relationship issues, will be addressed and relevant case studies will be presented and discussed. With the increase of clinical practice through phone and video platforms, ethical concepts surrounding telehealth and teletherapy will be defined and discussed. The significant differences that exist between the ethical codes and guidelines established by the various governing boards will be addressed. Attendees will learn about ethical issues surrounding beginning and ending clinical relationships. Ethical problem-solving models, tools, and concepts will be examined and utilized. Throughout the seminar attendees will be actively engaged in a multi-media, multi-sensory presentation, well suited to all learning-styles.
Course Link:
https://cmham.org/events/?EventId=5925
CE Value (credits): 6
CE Type: Standard, Ethics
Sponsor:
Community Mental Health Association of MI
Contact Information:
Chris Ward
517-237-3143
cward@cmham.org