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1063-You did what? Avoiding Common Ethical Violations in Counseling

1063-You did what? Avoiding Common Ethical Violations in Counseling

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 Chapters: 00:00:00 - Applying ethical principles to common violations 00:00:57 - The Four Pillars of Ethical Mental Health Services 00:01:51 - Ethical Decision-Making Process 00:02:45 - Ethical dilemmas in counseling: Sexual relationships with clients 00:03:35 - Dating Clients and Unchecked Feelings 00:04:45 - The Four Windows of Awareness 00:05:31 - Boundaries and Self-Care 00:06:30 - Breach of Confidentiality 00:07:22 - Maintaining Client Confidentiality in Conversations 00:08:31 - Confidentiality and Privacy Concerns 00:09:27 - Confidentiality Breach in Credit Card Transactions 00:10:21 - Providing Private Entrances and Exits for Clients 00:11:15 - Protecting Identifiable Information 00:12:10 - Redacting Personal Information 00:13:11 - Update to CFR 42 Part Two 00:14:00 - Changes to CFR 42 Part Two 00:14:46 - The Importance of Confidentiality and Disclosure 00:15:46 - Working with Psychotic Episodes and Schizophrenia 00:16:39 - Treating Eating Disorders in Children 00:17:36 - Careful Child Advocacy Center Interviews 00:18:31 - Unethical Billing Practices in Tele Mental Health 00:19:26 - Understanding Co-Insurance in Healthcare Billing 00:20:20 - Addressing Unethical Behavior and Personal Issues Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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