South Carolina Behavioral Health Ethics & Boundaries (6 Clock Hours)
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
South Carolina Behavioral Health Ethics & Boundaries
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1 Cross-Disciplinary Codes of Conduct
- Module 2 The Counseling Relationship and Client Welfare
- Module 3 Confidentiality, Privilege, and Mandatory Reporting
- Module 4 Managing Boundaries and Dual Relationships
- Module 5 Behavioral Telehealth and Electronic Security
- Module 6 Professional Accountability, Measurement, and Evaluation
- References & Policies
- Post-Test: South Carolina Behavioral Health Ethics & Boundaries
- Program Evaluation
This six-hour continuing education program equips South Carolina behavioral health professionals with essential frameworks for navigating complex ethical dilemmas and maintaining professional boundaries. Practitioners examine statutory mandates and ethical codes across counseling, therapy, and psycho-educational specialties. The curriculum emphasizes telehealth compliance, confidentiality limits, and dual relationship management to ensure competent clinical practice.
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