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Home Study Courses	CD/Book/ Addendum	CE Credits $	Fills Req. BOP/ BBS	To Order:
1. HIPAA Friendly: Law, Ethics & Compliance (6 CE) Fulfills CA Law & Ethics req. Hard Copy & Forms on CD Available also Online	Forms on CD Hard Copy Book & Addendum	6 CE $99	+
2. Boundaries in Psychotherapy (10 CE) Fulfills CA Law & Ethics req.	Book & Addendum	10 CE $99	+
3. Dual Relationships: Ethical & Clinical Aspects (12 CE) Fulfills CA Law & Ethics req.	Book & Addendum	12 CE $99	+
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1. HIPAA FRIENDLY: LAW, ETHICS AND COMPLIANCE - HOW TO BECOME COMPLIANT Includes ready-to-use forms. Comes with Hard Copy Kit and CD with the HIPAA Forms. 6 CE Credits: Beginner-Intermediate level. This course fulfills the California and other states Ethics and Law requirement for Psychologists, MFTs and Social Workers. This course may also qualify you for a discount on your insurance premium. Check with your provider. 2007 HIPAA Update is included. This MUST-TAKE course will help you achieve compliance with HIPAA regulations. This course will teach psychotherapists to: Define HIPAA regulations. Utilize simple steps to becoming compliant. Utilize HIPAA Compliance Checklists. Utilize basic ready-to-use forms. Explain the security guidelines for medical records. Define the new record keeping requirement. Identify application of HIPAA to CA Law and Codes of Ethics. For HIPAA information, click here. To review the content of the HIPAA Compliance Kit which is the syllabus for the course, click here. To Order Now,     For Online HIPAA course, Click Here. 2. BOUNDARIES PSYCHOTHERAPY: ETHICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS 10 CE credits: Course is based on book, Boundaries in Psychotherapy: Ethical and Clinical Explorations, by Ofer Zur, (APA Books, 2007). Book is included in the course material. Advanced level. This course fulfills the CA and other states’ Ethics and Law requirement for Psychologists, MFTs, Social Workers and counselors. This course may also qualify you for a discount on your insurance premium. Check with your provider. Course material includes Boundaries in Psychotherapy book and an addendum for review and update of California Law in regard to boundary crossing and dual relationships. For details of the book’s table of contents, which is the course syllabus, click here. This course will teach psychotherapists to: Utilize sound, ethical decisions in regard to the implementation of non-sexual, non-exploitative boundary crossings and dual relationships in psychotherapy. Define and identify boundary crossings and boundary violations and dual relationships. Apply your interventions based on clinical rationales and knowledge of the law and ethics, rather than on fear of attorneys and boards. Assess when it is clinically advisable to cross boundaries. Prepare clients, with the understanding of informed consent, in regard to boundary crossings, such as touch, bartering, telehealth and dual relationships. Design sound clinical records concerning boundary crossings and dual relationships. Integrate boundary crossings into your treatment planning. Review current accepted standards of practice in regard to dual relationships and boundaries in therapy. Identify relevant sections in California law, updates and guidelines to boundary crossing and dual relationships. To Order Now,     3. DUAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY: ETHICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS 12 CE credits: Course is based on book Dual Relationships and Psychotherapy by A.A. Lazarus and O. Zur, (Eds.). Book is included in the course material. Advanced level. This course fulfills the CA and other states’ Ethics and Law requirement for Psychologists, MFTs, Social Workers and counselors. This course may also qualify you for a discount on your insurance premium. Check with your provider. Course material includes Dual Relationships and Psychotherapy book and an addendum for review and update of California Law in regard to Dual Relationships. For details of the book’s table of contents, which is the course syllabus, click here. This course will teach psychotherapists to: Utilize sound ethical decisions in regard to non-sexual, non-exploitative boundary crossings and dual relationships in psychotherapy. Define and identify dual relationships (DR), boundary crossings and boundary violations. Apply your interventions on clinical rationales and knowledge of the law and ethics, rather than on fear of attorneys and boards. Assess when it is clinically advisable to enter into DR with a client. Prepare clients with the understanding of informed consent in regard to DR. Practice not harming and exploiting clients in the course of therapy. Design sound clinical records concerning DR and boundary crossing. Integrate DR into your treatment planning and work with people in your community. Review dual relationships issues in military, rural, colleges and other settings. Review current accepted standards of practice in regard to dual relationships and boundaries in therapy. Identify relevant sections in California law and guidelines to dual relationships. To Order Now,

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