I developed this workshop to address industry trends of increased supervisor responsibilities, board disciplinary actions taken against APCs, and help with selecting a competent supervisor–so it includes something for everyone. Learn a 3-Step Supervision Interview process that dramatically reduces worry and supervision anxiety and simplifies documentation. 6 NBCC Hours Your Presenter: Eric Groh LPC ACS CPCS ICGC II Former Composite Licensing Board President Join The Conversation. Course Objectives 1) Participants will demonstrate knowledge of a thorough 3-step supervision application process. 2) Participants will learn a system of proactive documentation that simplifies documentation of supervision sessions. 3) Participants will demonstrate abilities to reduce anxiety about providing ethical and safe supervision. 4) Participants will learn a solid and ethical rationale and system for knowing what and how to document supervision.

Attendees have included licensees mandated by the Composite Board to meet requirements for having suspensions lifted. It’s that good… and totally unique. It is based upon my complaints investigations experience that practicing outside your area of expertise, bartering, violating confidences of colleagues, addiction and even client advocacy can all result in dangerous boundary violations and dual relationships. Let me prove it to you. 20 full Case Examples to fully illustrate this so you can mentally scan your caseload and quickly make needed adjustments. 5 NBCC Hours.

Are COVID-19 emergency practice across state lines regulations permanent? Did the federal government relax practice across state lines? Did Georgia relax practice across state lines? Are states beginning to reverse their COVID-19 emergency Policies? For 7 years I wrote, interpreted and enforced Georgia licensing board rules and law. This 2 NBCC Ethics Hour webinar provides information you are not likely to find anywhere else. You will interact with licensees from around the nation. It is the result of years of interaction with state counseling board officials on telemental health rules and law. Can you deliver telemental health across state lines? The short answer is practice in any state without a license is illegal. However states are streamlining interstate licensing and capabilities to deliver telehealth through various legal and regulatory means. Come and learn more.