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Guidance in Setup of Telemental Health Services Welcome to CEU By Net!  

Our sponsored course, The Ethics and Practice of Teleheath Treatment of PTSD, provides  step-by-step guidance in planning and implementing a Telehealth Treatment Program for persons with substance use and mental health disorders, including anxiety, PTSD, and family conflict.

This course provides guidance in the details of implementation, from planning and setup, to online equipment, ethics, and security. Learn how to obtain informed consent from your clients in a telehealth session and guidance in the development of contingency plans for managing acute situations. Earns 3.75 CEUs (and 2.5 credit hours for NBCC and California BBS).

Learn the most important features of safely and ethically providing remote assessment, counseling, and intervention with empirically validated approaches. Telemental Health is appropriate for individuals, families, couples, and small groups. Training includes approaches to safely and ethically handling acute and crisis events during telehealth sessions. 

The online course is research-based, written and published by the Veteran Affairs' National Center for PTSD and the Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network (ATTC). Take this course to understand why telehealth services is effective in treatment of PTSD.

Course credit is pre-approved by NBCC, NAADAC, IC&RC, EACC, and most state boards based on these national credentials. 


For a course overview, go here. 
To enroll in the course, go here


Consider our Unlimited CEU Plan for $49 per year to take this course for FREE. 

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This research-based online course is a 'how-to' guide for providing telemental health treatment in Mental Health and SUD programs, through remote Video Teleconferencing.  Remote interaction between clients and their mental health or addiction treatment providers is accomplished through mobile devices including tablets and smartphones, computers, and/or video cameras. 

This course explains why Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs) in conjunction with home-based Clinical Video Teleconferencing (CVT) are as effective as—and sometimes more effective than—in-person, in-office treatment of PTSD in post-deployment Veteran populations. Effectiveness is also empirically demonstrated for individuals with anxiety disorders, those living in tribal reservations and rural areas, and for situational trauma. 

Learn documentation techniques which are acceptable for reimbursement and risk management.  

    

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The materials in this course are written and published by the US Department of Veteran Affairs' National Center for PTSD, the US Department of Health and Human Services' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), and the Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network (ATTC) - South Southwest ATTC located at the University of Texas School of Social Work, and the National Frontier and Rural ATTC.

 

CEU By Net, LLC sponsors this course online. Enroll in the course individually to earn a Telemental Health certificate, or you can take the course for FREE with our UNLIMITED CEUs Subscription Plan for only $49 per year. We offer over 190 CE credits to choose from.  

This is an 'open access' continuing education website. View and print all of CEU By Net's courses and quizzes for FREE without registering on our website, if you choose.

 

 

 

1. Recognize the prevalence of untreated PTSD in tribal reservations, rural areas, post-deployment veteran populations, and nationwide due to the Covid-19 pandemic and other situational trauma, and the role that Telemental Health can play in the remote treatment of affected individuals.

 

2. Know the specific technical precautions, documentation including informed consent, and intervention approaches which are necessary to ensure the safety, confidentiality, and ethical treatment of clients who are provided behavioral health treatment through remote electronic communication.

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