Mastering Professional Issues in Gambling Treatment (8 Credit Hours)

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This eight-hour continuing education course provides addiction professionals with an advanced understanding of the critical legal and ethical frameworks governing clinical practice. Participants will explore the nuances of organizational ethics, the management of complex dual relationships, and the strict prohibitions against sexual misconduct. By mastering these regulations, counselors will protect highly vulnerable problem gambling clients and safeguard their professional licensure.

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