Navigating Mississippi Counseling Ethics and Legal Frameworks (6 Education Hours)
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
- 6h Duration
Navigating Mississippi Counseling Ethics and Legal Frameworks
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1 The ACA Code of Ethics
- Module 2 Mississippi Jurisprudence and Legal Statutes
- Module 3 Confidentiality and Privileged Communication
- Module 4 Managing Boundaries and Multiple Relationships
- Module 5 Advanced Clinical Supervision Ethics
- Module 6 Managing Distance Professional Services
- References
- Post-Test: Navigating Mississippi Counseling Ethics and Legal Frameworks
- Program Evaluation
This six-hour continuing education program equips Mississippi counseling professionals with the critical knowledge needed to practice ethically and legally. Practitioners explore the latest American Counseling Association guidelines alongside specific state regulations and jurisprudence mandates. The curriculum prepares clinicians to handle complex dilemmas involving confidentiality and boundary management while ensuring full compliance with the Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors. Upon successful completion of the post-test, hours are reported directly to CE Broker.
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