In this webinar from William Feck, LPC-MHSP, NCC, CSAT, participants learn the essentials of informed consent, including articulating treatment philosophy and emphasizing communication clarity and patient autonomy. Additionally, strategies for efficient and comprehensive clinical documentation will be discussed, focusing on maintaining continuity of care and mitigating legal risks. Ethical principles in addiction treatment, including confidentiality, boundaries, and multiculturalism, will be explored to equip attendees with the knowledge to navigate ethical dilemmas effectively.
Timestamps
00:00:04 (Introduction and Welcome)
Host Lindsey introduces herself and welcomes guests to webinar.
00:02:00 (Integrative Life Center Overview & Housekeeping)
Lindsey provides an overview of Integrative Life Center and its programs.
00:05:00 (William Feck's Background)
Lindsey introduces William Feck, providing details about her background and expertise.
00:06:30 (Presentation Introduction)
William begins the presentation and addresses the learning objectives for this presentation.
00:09:00 (Informed Consent)
The legal, ethical, and administrative compliance.
00:21:00 (Informed Consent, continued)
Processes and steps included in informed consent.
00:30:30 (Levels of Care)
The importance of being up-front and honest about the services that will be provided to the client. William provides an example of a handout that can be provided to clients to help them become aware of the levels of care, services, and hours of programming to be expected during their length of stay,
00:36:00 (Clinical Documentation)
William provides an overview of the "flow and timeline" of clinical documentation.
00:41:53 (Competence and Established Theory)
William explains that services should be provided based on theory rather than solely on intuition.
00:45:39 (Treatment Frame)
How do we build a strong "Working Alliance"?
00:50:00 (Length of Stay and Outcomes)
William reviews the FoRSE studies, which analyze the outcome of clients who stayed in treatment for 30 days or longer.
00:52:20 (Ethical Issues)
William introduces specific ethical issues in the field of treatment.
00:53:06 (Top Ethical Issues)
William discusses the top ethical issues specific to the Licensed Professional Counselor field.
00:55:00 (Confidentiality)
William discusses the "Duty to Warn," "Minors," and "Families" through the lens of confidentiality.
00:59:49 (Boundaries)
William discusses boundaries regarding "touch," "sexual attraction," "self-disclosure," and "recovery boundaries.
01:07:58 (Multicultural Competencies)
William discusses ethical challenges, personal values, and self-awareness.
01:12:48 (Questions and Answers)
Lindsey begins the question and answer section.
01:12:58 (Q&A)
Are there requirements in some states to break confidentiality with drugs and sex activity?
01:14:19 (Q&A)
"I do walk and talk therapy, where we combine physical fitness with addressing mental health concerns. The therapeutic environment is outside, usually in a park; are there any legal issues in using nature/walk-and-talk therapy in the park? Specifically HIPPA."
1:15:45 (Q&A)
"Can you share what Smart Recovery is?"
1:16:26 (Q&A)
"With working with minors living in two homes, due to separation/divorce, can one parent sign consent, or do both parents need to provide consent?"
1:17:48 (Closing and dismissal)
25 июн 2024
