Available Trainings

When Personal Values Enter the Therapy Room

Recognizing Bias, Navigating Value Conflicts & Maintaining Professional Responsibility

Personal values inevitably influence how we understand the world and interact with others. In clinical practice, those values can shape our assumptions, judgments, and responses to clients.

This training explores how personal beliefs and biases may influence clinical decision-making, the therapeutic relationship, and professional responsibilities. Participants will examine value conflicts, client autonomy, value imposition, and strategies for maintaining ethical, client-centered practice.

Topics include:

• Personal values, beliefs, and assumptions

• Client autonomy and professional responsibility

• Recognizing value imposition and bias

• Navigating differences in client values

• Consultation, supervision, and professional reflection

Duration: 1 Hour

Cost: $29

Ethical Practice in a Digital World

Telehealth, Technology & Professional Responsibility

Technology continues to transform the delivery of mental health services. Alongside increased access and flexibility come important responsibilities related to confidentiality, privacy, informed consent, professional boundaries, and clinical competence.

This training examines ethical considerations in telehealth and technology-assisted practice. Participants will explore common digital practice challenges and strategies for maintaining responsible, competent, and client-centered services.

Topics include:

• Telehealth privacy and confidentiality

• Digital security and informed consent

• Clinical competence and virtual service delivery

• Electronic communication and professional boundaries

• AI, transcription, and digital documentation

• Emergency planning and cross-state practice

Duration: 1 Hour

Cost: $29