Course Description
*This complete Online Course includes a PDF of the book, Multiple Relationships and Conflict of Interest for Mental Health Professionals: A Conservative Psycholegal Approach, and the Final Exam. If you have access to the book and want to purchase the Final Exam only, click here.
A wryly humorous program that explains what constitutes a multiple relationship or conflict of interest
in such areas as physical relationships with clients, former clients, students, and supervisees; social contact with clients; insider trading and the use of information gained in the course of providing professional services; employment of clients; treatment of multiple members of a family; and forensic multiple relationships.
6 CE credits/hours, 60 questions
Target Audience
Psychologists | School Psychologists | Marriage & Family Therapists | Mental Health Counselors | Social Workers
Learning Level
Intermediate
Learning Objectives
- Discuss multiple relationships and conflicts of interest, including sex with clients, former clients, students, and supervisees.
- Recognize multiple relationships and conflicts of interest regarding social contact with clients.
- Identify multiple relationships and conflicts of interest, including insider trading and the use of information gained in the course of providing professional services.
- Assess multiple relationships and conflicts of interest such as the employment of clients.
- Explain multiple relationships and conflicts of interest with the treatment of multiple members of a family.
- Summarize forensic multiple relationships.

Bruce W. Ebert, PhD, JD, LLM
Course curriculum
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Statement of Understanding (downloadable/printable)
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2
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PDF Book (downloadable/printable)
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3
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"Multiple Relationships and Conflict of Interest for Mental Health Professionals: A Conservative Psycholegal Approach" - Final Exam Questions (downloadable/printable)
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Final Exam
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Evaluation Questionnaire
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