If you work with more than one member of a family at a time, it is critical to be well informed about the relevant professional ethics, yet how many of us are? This online program brings to life the AAMFT Code Of Ethics as well as some of the ethical guidelines issued by the Commonwealth of MA, in an engaging and thought-provoking way. Topics such as the Guidelines for Dealing with Children Whose Parents are Divorced, Separated or Not Living Together, and Policy on Distance, Online and Other Electronic-Assisted Counseling are examined. In addition, we discuss informed consent, record keeping and how to be compliant with HIPPA and state regulations. Examples and case material from the Board of Registration complaint cases are used, offering guidance to clinicians in avoiding common pitfalls.

Hosted by Amego Prepare and The Couple & Family Institute of New England (CFINE) for 6 CE's. For more info, visit https://coupleandfamilyinstitute.com.