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This workshop will offer participants an opportunity to learn about Telehealth Counseling as a treatment modality. In light of the fact that this mode of healthcare delivery is being adapted as a standard platform for care, it is important for clinicians to understand the basics and be prepared to go beyond that into excellence in service delivery to our clients.
This workshop will also review the relevant ethical principles and how they apply to the provision of services in this modality, while keeping clinicians updated on legislative changes that impact this field of practice.
(Trainer: Kim Cook, LCSW, has clinical and administrative background in outpatient mental health. She is the Director of Elu: Counseling, Consulting, and Coaching with offices in Tennessee and North Carolina and virtually serves others through telehealth. She does consulting work with non-profits and has a certificate in Non-Profit Leadership. Kim maintains her LCSW licensure in Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina.)
https://ceyouplus.org/workshops/EthicalSept/viewTelehealth:
Ethical Implications for Sustaining and Thriving in Virtual Clinical Practice (3 CE Credits - Ethics)
Previously Recorded
Presenter: Kim Cook, LCSW
Course Length: 3 Hours
This workshop Offers 3 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.
This workshop will offer participants an opportunity to learn about Telehealth Counseling as a treatment modality. In light of the fact that this mode of healthcare delivery is being adapted as a standard platform for care, it is important for clinicians to understand the basics and be prepared to go beyond that into excellence in service delivery to our clients.
This workshop will also review the relevant ethical principles and how they apply to the provision of services in this modality, while keeping clinicians updated on legislative changes that impact this field of practice.
(Trainer: Kim Cook, LCSW, has clinical and administrative background in outpatient mental health. She is the Director of Elu: Counseling, Consulting, and Coaching with offices in Tennessee and North Carolina and virtually serves others through telehealth. She does consulting work with non-profits and has a certificate in Non-Profit Leadership. Kim maintains her LCSW licensure in Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina.)
Outline:
1pm-1:20pm- intro, objectives, and what constitutes telehealth
1:20-1:40pm the administrative requirements to get started in telehealth counseling services including licensure, technology, billing, HIPAA and HiTech regulations, and clinical documentation
1:40-2:00pm- history
2:00-2:20pm- ethical issues related to telehealth, Code of Ethics ACA & NASW & APA
2:20-2:40pm- independent work/ quiz/ break
2:40-3:00 telehealth modality indicators to determine whether a client is a good fit and types of modalities that can be adapted to the telehealth approach
3:00-3:20pm methods of engagement with clients during clinical work to assess, treat, and empower clients using telehealth
3:20pm-3:40pm apply principles to a case study related to telehealth treatment,
3:40-4:00pm q&a