Telehealth with Children and Adolescents: Clinical Strategies for Maximizing Engagement and Therapeutic Progress While Managing Legal and Ethical Risk – Jay Berk

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$149.99   $50 – Telehealth with Children and Adolescents: Clinical Strategies for Maximizing Engagement and Therapeutic Progress While Managing Legal and Ethical Risk – Jay Berk

Packed with 50+ strategies, this 3-hour recording is sure to leave you inspired and fully prepared for your next tele-session. You’ll learn:

• Logistics, managing legal/ethical risk, and getting paid 
• Must-have tips for your first session and beyond! 
• All things insurance and billing 
• How to maximizing each session, including with groups 
• And more! 

Don’t miss this must-watch recording for anyone working with children and adolescents – purchase today!

1. Develop practices for managing potential legal and ethical risks when providing mental health services for children and adolescents via telehealth.
2. Utilize therapeutic interventions for client engagement and meeting treatment goals on a virtual platform.
3. Revise standard crisis intervention protocol to meet clients’ needs and ensure safety via distance therapy.

Logistics, Managing Legal/Ethical Risk, and Getting Paid 

• Choosing the right platform – benefits and risks 
• Releases and why informed consent matters more than ever 
• Insurance, billing codes, and modifiers 
• Can you ensure confidentiality?
• Common ethical dilemmas 

Must-Have Telehealth Interventions for Maximum Therapeutic Progress 

• 10 first-session tips you can’t miss 
• Creative engagement strategies for every age 
• Family interventions that translate across the screen 
• Groups: Setting virtual norms and getting clients engaged 
• And more! 

Troubleshooting Common Scenarios 

• What to do when things just aren’t going smoothly 
• Resistance, hyperactivity, limit testing, and more 
• Crisis intervention

$149.99   $50 – Telehealth with Children and Adolescents: Clinical Strategies for Maximizing Engagement and Therapeutic Progress While Managing Legal and Ethical Risk – Jay Berk