There are no one-size-fits-all answers to these questions, but there are clear, easy-to-follow ways to work through ethical dilemmas like these and dozens more that therapists face on a weekly basis.

With the introduction of telehealth, the ever-expanding use of social media, increased litigation, and higher acuity than ever before — it is vital to know not just how to respond to ethical dilemmas, but how to prevent problems from popping up and threatening the practice you worked so hard to build.

It is all laid out for you in this new, three-part course from the top ethics and legal experts in the field of psychotherapy. In our most practical and engaging ethics course yet, get all your questions answered while enjoying clear educational material, multiple case examples, and extensive Q+A sessions.

Plus, your registration includes up to 15.75 CE Hours, including up to 6.25 Ethics CE Hours.

Stop reducing moral complexity to clinical clichés — like "do what feels right" — and remove the pretense that you always have the right answer for your clients.

Discover the most common boundary pitfalls in therapy and how to deal with them, plus learn more about the vital rules to striking a balance between legal requirements and effective clinical practice. By the end of this self-study training, you'll have the skills to:

• Recognize your own moral emotions and those of your clients
• Practice ethical consultation, including respect for client autonomy
• Identify the role culture plays in setting and expressing ethical boundaries
• Communicate clear guidelines and boundaries from the very first session on things like navigating dual relationships and treating high-conflict clients
• Maintain good record-keeping practices that will benefit your practice and keep you out of court
• Recognize the appropriate use and inherent limitations of teletherapy