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With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many healthcare providers found themselves abruptly thrust into the world of telehealth services delivery. As agencies, clinicians, and clients increased the use of these new technologies and methods of clinical practice and collaboration, an apparent need for ethical best practices within this modality arose. This presentation will emphasize ethical best practices using technology and telehealth, ethical responses to unique challenges faced by clients and providers using this modality, and ethical concerns unique to using virtual methods in clinical practice.   LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this educational activity, learners will be able to: Identify ethical concerns specific to virtual service delivery in their clinical practice. Identify ethical responses to challenges associated with the use of virtual technologies. Identify and mitigate limitations in the use of technology and virtual platforms in their work.   PRESENTER:  Dr. Jill D. Stinson is a licensed clinical psychologist and Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at East Tennessee State University. She received her dual doctorate in Clinical Psychology and Psychology, Policy, and Law from the University of Arizona prior to serving as the Director of Sex Offender Treatment at Fulton State Hospital with the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Her teaching focuses on professional ethics, forensic psychology, and psychological assessment, while her research focuses on serious mental illness, personality disorders, self-regulatory problems, and histories of early childhood maltreatment in persons who have committed violent and sexual offenses, as well as issues related to community re-entry, stigma, and suicidality in justice-involved populations. Dr. Stinson has authored three books related to etiology and treatment of sexual offending and motivation to engage in therapy. She is the incoming Editor-in-Chief for Sexual Abuse, Chair of the ETSU Campus IRB, and Secretary of the Board of the Council of University Directors of Clinical Psychology.   The Great Lakes MHTTC is offering this training for individuals working in HHS Region 5: IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI. This training is being provided in response to a need identified by Region 5 stakeholders.

Many practitioners know "the basics" of virtual treatment and seek support in improving their effectiveness & strategies. This desk guide provides resources, information, and quick tips for practitioners working with youth in virtual settings.  This guide was created by WAFCA with funding from the Great Lakes MHTTC and is based on material presented by Lisa Anderson, LPC, CSW, in spring 2021.

The September issue of our newsletter spotlights Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and National Recovery Month, features an upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinar, MHTTC & ATTC network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The final August 2023 issue of our newsletter features resources for Overdose Awareness Week, upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinars, TTC Network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The fourth August issue of our newsletter features two upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinars, an ACT networking event, ATTC and MHTTC Network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The third August issue of our newsletter features two upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinars, ATTC and MHTTC Network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The second August issue of our newsletter features an upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinar, TTC Network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The August issue of our newsletter observes National Grief Awareness Day and International Overdose Awareness Day, features an upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinar, MHTTC & ATTC network events, other events of interest and resources. 

The fourth July issue of our newsletter features a free e-course, our new podcast episode, and spotlights resources, TTC Network events and other events of interest.

The third July issue of our newsletter features our free e-course for case managers and spotlights resources, TTC Network events and other events of interest.

The second July issue of our newsletter shares resources for BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month and features our new podcast episodes, TTC Network events and other events of interest.

The July issue of our newsletter observes Disability Pride Month and Minority Mental Health Awareness Month / BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, features our new product & training resources, ATTC network events and other resources. 

The fifth June issue of our newsletter shares resources for PTSD Awareness Month and features upcoming partner events and other resources.

The fourth June issue of our newsletter commemorates Juneteenth and features upcoming Northwest MHTTC and partner events and webinars, our new podcast episode and other resources.

The third June issue of our newsletter features Pride Month resources, upcoming Northwest MHTTC and partner events and webinars, our new podcast episode, resources and SAMHSA Notice of Funding Opportunities.

The second June issue of our newsletter features Men's Health Month resources, upcoming Northwest MHTTC and partner events and webinars and spotlights resources.

The June issue of our newsletter celebrates Pride Month and Juneteenth, raises awareness of PTSD Awareness Month, features upcoming Northwest MHTTC, TTC Network, and partner events, and spotlights resources.

The fourth May issue of our newsletter spotlights upcoming Northwest MHTTC & Network events, new resources and World Schizophrenia Day.

The third May issue of our newsletter spotlights upcoming conferences and announces upcoming Northwest MHTTC webinars and network events, new resources and SAMHSA news.

The second May issue of our newsletter spotlights the Center of Excellence on LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Equity and announces upcoming MHTTC webinars and network events, new resources and SAMHSA news.

The May issue of our newsletter raises awareness of Mental Health Awareness Month and celebrates Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month, features announcements of upcoming MHTTC network and partner events, and spotlights new resources and funding opportunities.

The third April issue of our newsletter spotlights Mental Health Awareness Month this May and announces upcoming MHTTC webinars and events, four new podcast episodes, new resources and funding opportunities.

The second April issue of our newsletter features announcements of our upcoming webinars & partner events and spotlights new resources, funding opportunities, and our newly published podcast episode. 

The April issue of our newsletter celebrates National Minority Health Month and National Counseling Awareness Month, features announcements of upcoming TTC network and partner events, and spotlights new resources and funding opportunities.