Ethical Considerations of Online Therapy
Kate Anthony & DeeAnna Merz Nagel
5 clock hours of instruction
Online and self-paced
$69.99/£45.00
During this introductory course, you will learn about the Ethical Framework for the use of Technology in Mental Health, based on what we define as the “big five”- American (EthicsCode, NBCC, ACA) United Kingdom (BACP) and Cyberspace (ISMHO). These five publications comprise guidelines, suggested principles and recommendations for online practice. You will be learning about the ethical implications when considering Intake Forms and assessment, informed consent, privacy policies and dual relationships in light of having an online presence, and looking at ethical implications around online supervision.
- Introduction to Ethical Issues and the Online Therapy Institute’s Ethical Framework
- Preparing an Intake Form for Assessment
- Informed Consent and Privacy Policiess
- Maintaining a Responsible Online Presence
- Basics of Online Ethical Supervision Provision
Participants will understand the basic concepts of ethical practice when conducting therapy online.
Participants will be able to create an Intake Form suitable to their practice.
Participants will understand typical inclusions of informed consent.
Participants will be able to identify potential dual relationship hazards online.
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