This course aims to bring context to ethical concerns often experienced by behavioral/physical health professionals through the use of technology in their practice. Participants will be able to describe the ethical and legal responsibility of mental and behavioral health professionals to maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients when using technology in their practice, the ethical and legal responsibility of mental and behavioral health professionals to protect client confidential information when using technology in their practice, apply a framework to avoid boundary conflicts when using technology in their professional practice, whenever possible, apply a framework to avoid breach of client confidentiality when using technology in their professional practice, whenever possible, and explain how to demonstrate that a client has not been exploited or coerced, intentionally or unintentionally, through the use of technology in professional practice.
You must receive 70% or more to pass the test. You will have three attempts to pass.