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A602 21st Century Ethics: The Latest Standards and Practices

Learn a common-sense approach to ethical practice that protects you and your practice without undermining the heart and soul of genuine therapeutic connection. Note: Fulfills many state board requirements for training in ethics and risk management.

Ofer Zur

CE Credits: 6
Audio Only: MP3 Download: $59
Audio Only: CDs: $69 (+$5 Shipping)
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A703 Tony and Dr Melfi: Therapy Boundaries and Ethics in "The Sopranos"

Discover what Dr. Melfi’s ethical dilemmas can teach you about blurred boundaries, the limits of “values neutral” therapy, and how to talk effectively with clients about behavior that’s hurting both them and others. Note: Fulfills many state board requirements for training in ethics and risk management.

William Doherty, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 3
Audio Only: MP3 Download: $35
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Add 3 CE Credit Hours: $35

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A303 Ethics with Soul

Instead of letting fear of lawsuits and dread of licensing boards drive your practice, learn how to do therapy with the highest ethical standards without sacrificing clinical integrity. Note: Fulfills many state board requirements for training in ethics and risk management.

Ofer Zur, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 6
Audio Only: MP3 Download: $59
Audio Only: CDs: $69 (+$5 Shipping)
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A216 Shhh! The Ethical Dilemmas No One Talks About

Get straightforward, practical insights for dealing with the thorniest practice issues you’ll ever face: self-disclosure, sexual attraction, gifts, and dual relationships, among others.

Mary Jo Barrett, M.S.W

CE Credits: 4
Audio Only: MP3 Download: $39
Audio Only: CDs: $49 (+$5 Shipping)
Add 4 CE Credit Hours: $39

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R115: Shhh! The Ethical Dilemmas No One Talks About

CE Credits: 3
Price: $37

Authors: Mary Jo Barrett, Arnold Lazarus, Jay Efran, Michael Hoyt, Linda Stone Fish, Susan Rowan, Jan Michael Sherman, Jenny Newsome, Ofer Zur, and Janina Fisher

The ethical guidelines for therapists were once governed by simple, direct, utterly unambiguous rules...

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