This live interactive continuing education workshop provides mental health professionals with practical solutions for navigating the ethical challenges created by the rapidly expanding world of telemental health.
Designed for counselors, social workers, marriage and family therapists, and behavioral health professionals, this training explores the ethical, legal, and clinical responsibilities involved in providing services through technology.
Telehealth has transformed mental health practice, but it also creates new ethical risks involving privacy, technology, informed consent, boundaries, documentation, and professional responsibility.
Join Eric Groh, LPC BC-TMH CPCS ACS, as he reviews the most common ethical challenges facing telemental health providers and provides practical strategies for reducing risk while maintaining quality client care.
Participants will explore real-world scenarios involving technology failures, confidentiality concerns, virtual boundaries, online presence, emergency planning, and ethical decision-making in digital environments.
This course is designed to help clinicians confidently provide ethical, effective, and compliant telemental health services.
Former Licensing Board President. BC-TMH. CPCS. National Board for Certified Counselors Approved Clinical Supervisor.
Eric Groh is an ethics trainer specializing in mental healthcare professional ethics consulting. He has presented at institutions including Emory University School of Medicine and professional counseling organizations.
He is a former president of the Composite Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage and Family Therapists, and has served as a consultant regarding professional ethics and licensing issues.
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