West Virginia Ethics for Licensed Professional Counselors (3 Contact Hours)

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This continuing education course is specifically designed to help West Virginia Licensed Professional Counselors satisfy their mandatory ethics renewal requirements. By examining the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics, practitioners will gain a strong foundational understanding of professional codes and legal statutes. You will explore complex ethical scenarios, navigate the limits of client confidentiality, and establish clear professional boundaries to ensure you provide safe and fully compliant therapeutic care. Upon successful completion of the post-test, hours are reported directly to CE Broker.

CE Broker reporting covers the 16 boards in 10 states where I'm a registered provider. Everyone gets a certificate to download right away.

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