Why "Who is the Client? Can Be the Wrong Ethical Question [CC available]

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Why "Who is the Client? Can Be the Wrong Ethical Question [CC available]

NASP Practice Model Domain 10

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1 Documented CPD Credits/Hours

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1 hour

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Category: Legal, Ethical, and Professional Issues

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The NASP Ethical Principles (2010) will be used to illustrate our ethical responsibilities to all parties involved in any clinical case. Case examples will illustrate why the question, "Who is the Client?" can be misleading about our ethical responsibilities in certain contexts and in certain types of cases.

Learner Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Explain why "Who is the Client?" can be the wrong ethical question
Describe the importance of clarifying professional responsibilities to all parties
Use case examples to illustrate the importance of informed consent about limits of confidentiality, especially in "multiple party" cases.

1 Documented CPD Credits/Hours NASP is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NASP maintains responsibility for this program and its content. NASP is a Washington Clock Hours Approved Provider. Individuals credentialed in Washington state can report clock hours by completing this form: https://bit.ly/clock_hrs

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