New Hampshire Clinical Ethics Boundaries and Client Rights (6 Credit Hours)
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
New Hampshire Clinical Ethics Boundaries and Client Rights
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1 The New Hampshire Ethical Landscape
- Module 2 The Mental Health Bill of Rights
- Module 3 Confidentiality and Its Legal Limits
- Module 4 Maintaining Strict Professional Boundaries
- Module 5 Preventing Sexual Exploitation in Practice
- Module 6 Competence and Ethical Decision Making
- References & Policies
- New Hampshire Clinical Ethics Boundaries and Client Rights
- Program Evaluation
This six hour continuing education program equips New Hampshire mental health professionals with essential knowledge regarding state adopted ethical codes and professional boundaries. Practitioners will review the Mental Health Client Bill of Rights and explore critical limitations on client confidentiality. The curriculum emphasizes the strict prohibition of sexual exploitation to ensure safe clinical environments. Completing this training fulfills the biennial six hour ethics mandate.
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