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Duty to Warn or Duty to Protect? Confidentiality and Non-Maleficence in Reporting for New Mexico Behavioral Health Clinicians
CourseThis course reviews the Tarasoff duty to warn and protect, including New Mexico law and ethics code guidance. Case examples help clinicians manage conflicts between confidentiality and legal reporting in high-risk situations.
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The Ethics of Working with Vulnerable Populations
CourseEthical practice sometimes requires thinking outside the box. This course explores the challenges of working with vulnerable populations when client safety, systemic barriers, and documentation concerns intersect, and how to stay ethically grounded.
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Ethics in Action: Integrating Evidence-Based Practice into Real-World Therapy
CourseEvidence-Based Practices are the gold standard in psychotherapy, but real-world clinical work is complex. This course shows how to use EBPs ethically while considering culture, client needs, and practical barriers in everyday practice
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Assessing Clients’ Spirituality as a Cultural Dimension
CourseMany clinicians were never trained to assess spirituality as a cultural factor shaping identity, coping, and worldview. This course addresses barriers to asking about spirituality and offers practical guidance for assessment and informed treatment.
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Smokin' in the USA: A Health Disparity Issue
CourseTobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the U.S. Cultural and social factors shape smoking rates. This training reviews health disparities and therapeutic approaches to reduce tobacco use in vulnerable populations.
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Gambling Problems in the New Mexico Context
CourseNew Mexico has more casinos per capita than any state but Nevada increasing access to gambling and higher-than-average rates of disordered gambling. This two hour seminar explores gambling disorder and the unique cultural challenges it presents in NM
$60