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Partners: Beachway Therapy Center

Brief Description:

Healthcare professionals have an appreciation for the possibility and diversity of ethical issues, but it’s easy to think they’ll never happen to you.

Despite their potentially serious consequences, ethical issues are common, and without preparation and reflection, many might be violated unwittingly and with good intentions.

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and approach a variety of frequently encountered counseling ethical issues, and how a counseling ethics code can be your moral compass.

This course will award 2 continuing education credits.

Target audience:  social workers
Content Level:  Intermediate

Presenter:  Stephanie Schiller, MSW, LCSW
Ms. Schiller is a solution-focused social work professional.  By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, she works with clients to unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding them back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.  She has an extensive background in family mediation.  Through her private practice and mediation experience, Ms. Shiller is well-versed in navigating the ethical situations that arise in social work.

To register click on Take Course below, right.

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Safe Driving

Price
$10.00
Brief Description:

This course is a reminder of safe driving techniques.  Every time you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, it is important to take responsibility earnestly.

 

 

This course does not provide continuing education credit.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for professionals who may drive clients or patients.

Content level:  Basic
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the Americans with Disability Act of 1990 exploring specifically those with alcohol and drug issues, both as a disability and with other disabilities in need of substance abuse treatment.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  It will guide them through the necessary steps of making a report.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CE Broker Course ID:  20-877369
CE Broker Provider ID:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

The purpose of this course is to provide information on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  This course will overview HIPAA and privacy regulations, define and describe how to handle confidential information, and review the penalties and enforcement. 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Kate Sanchez, RN
Ms. Sanchez has been in the academic setting for over 10 years following a nursing career in the outpatient setting.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with patient information.

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-923519

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and New Jersey laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Medical errors comprise the largest issue facing this country with regard to health care. This course was designed to educate those in the health care industry and specifically the mental health field on the magnitude of medical errors, their adverse effects, and methods to analyze errors in an effort to avoid future mishaps.

 

 

 

Authors:  Stacey Nevel, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, Stephanie Schiller, LCSW

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and nurses.  It will help them to understand how to avoid errors and how to report and analyze errors to avoid them in the future. 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.

Course: 20-890107
Provider number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The laws and regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder records were written out of great concern about the potential use of substance use disorder information against individuals, causing individuals with substance use disorders not to seek needed treatment.

A risk-managed approach to documentation is a best practice to protect both the client and the professional. 

This course will explore 42 CFR part 2, HIPAA, and documentation of substance abuse therapy.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course was designed for master's level counselors, therapists, social workers, and substance abuse counselors who work with clients with substance abuse issues to help them navigate how to make ethical decisions and protect client records to avoid negative consequences from the inappropriate release of records.  
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-782024
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-972340
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Domestic Violence

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:

This course will review the statistics and prevalence of domestic violence in our society. We will define domestic violence and its various types of abuse.

The course will review the dynamics of violent relationships. Violent relationships follow a predictable cycle of violence. This course will discuss this cycle and review its patterns and way of screening through multiple case studies. The course will delve into special populations and associated risk factors. Upon completion of the course, the professional will understand specific resources available for those in need.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information:
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses working with individuals at risk for violence from an intimate relationship.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-88919
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID OH SW:  20-972484    

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in our we see ourselves and our clients.  We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills.  We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. 

 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Monica Evers, LMHC
Ms. Evans, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida.  She has extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct contact with clients and patients from various cultures and backgrounds.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-889891
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939424

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Florida laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-890125
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will review the current statistic for the prevalence of suicide. We will discuss risk factors, assessment of, management and disposition, and how to handle crisis calls.

 

This course will award 4 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:
This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-894574
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-939420
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Every day counselors, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and others are called upon to intervene in crisis situations that may become dangerous if not handled properly.

This course will explore the prevention of aggressive behavior and crisis intervention techniques, which can include verbal de-escalation and physical interventions. We will identify the definition of aggression, warning signs of aggressive behavior, strategies to diffuse aggressive situations, crisis intervention techniques, and staff responsibilities after an event.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct care time with clients who may display aggressive behavior.  This course will help these professionals prevent and de-escalate volatile situations.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.CEBroker Course ID:  20-903517

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-970990
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID:  OHSW 20-962342

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Sexual Harassment

Price
$14.00
Brief Description:

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment.  This course will explore this topic helping employees know what constitutes sexual harassment and what to do as the co-worker and/or victim.

 

This course is not intended to provide continuing education.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right\

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Infection Control

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

Every year, lives are lost because of the spread of infections in hospitals and outpatient health care facilities. Health care workers can take steps to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These steps are part of infection control. Proper handwashing, universal precautions, and knowledge can all help to lead the way to prevent the spread of infections.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-982492
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Complaint Resolution

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

This course will focus on helping behavioral health professionals handle complaints made by clients and patients.  The lesson will explore the complaint resolution process, what role each professional plays, and how to prioritize complaints.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

CEBroker Course ID:  20-889881
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Fire Safety

Price
$15.00
Brief Description:

Fire is a serious threat to any health care facility. Many clients have special needs that make them especially vulnerable in a fire emergency, thus increasing the risk of fire casualties. Health care staff must make every effort to prevent fires from starting and must be prepared to respond if a fire breaks out.

 

 

This course will award 0 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Addictive Process

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

The purpose of the course is to explore and expand on the process of addiction. The course will explore the definition of abuse and addiction, the stages of alcohol and other drug use, the progression of the disease, and treatment options. The course will define specific exercises that can be utilized with clients.

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-871113
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the requirements of reporting child and elder abuse in Florida. The course will list who mandated reporters are, when a report is warranted, and how to make the report when it is necessary. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must occur. 

 

 

It will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box or course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  

Course ID:  20-876553
Provider number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


The 42 CFR Part 2 regulations serve to protect patient records created by federally assisted programs for the treatment of substance use disorders. Part 2 has been revised to further facilitate better coordination of care in response to the opioid epidemic while maintaining its confidentiality protections against unauthorized disclosure and use. This course will explore these regulations.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  She has specialized in the alcohol and drug abuse industry for over 15 years.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact and work in the substance abuse industry.  This course will help them to understand federal regulations.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-870487
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939152

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will prepare you with the knowledge to respond in an emergency situation. This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association, however, it is not meant to replace training with an instructor and will not result in a certification card. This course is intended as continuing education, not certification.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

Course ID: 20-1074748
Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will present an overview of the right to autonomy and self-determination, the right to privacy, the right to receive treatment, the regulations regarding informing clients of their rights, and how to handle client grievances.


 


This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Roger Crutchfield, CAP
Mr. Crutchfield, CAP is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    He has extensive experience with outpatient alcohol and other drug counseling and has authored over 100 courses.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact to be able to handle complaints and treat clients fairly. 
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-903517
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939166

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:


Bloodborne Pathogens are microorganisms such as viruses or bacteria that are carried in the blood and can cause disease in people. This course will explore the primary bloodborne pathogens and the OSHA standards regarding these.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with children and families. 
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID: 20-806966
Provider Number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Ethics and Boundaries

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:


This course will explore the myriad of issues relating to setting and maintaining boundaries with the counseling relationship.  

- Key Concepts Regarding Dual Relationships with Clients
- Physical Contact and Sexual Relationships with Clients
- Self Disclosure
- Sound Decision Making and Managing Boundaries Set
- Emotional and Dependency Needs
- Professional Distance
- Therapeutic Styles
- Dynamics Which Make Therapy a Potential Setting for Boundary Violations and Exploitation

This course will award 3 continuing education hours.  Please see board approvals below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID:  20-764885
Provider number:  50-204

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course reviews the difference between medication administration and assisting with self-administration of medication, as well as the goals, roles, and responsibilities of unlicensed personnel in medication assistance. 

 

 

 

This course will explore:  

  1. Basic terminology associated with medication use;
  2. Safe storage, handling, and disposal of medications;
  3. Comprehensive understanding of and compliance with medication instructions on a prescription label, a healthcare practitioner’s order, and proper completion of medication observation record (MOR) form;
  4. The medical indications and purposes for commonly used medications, their common side effects, and symptoms of adverse reactions;
  5. The proper administration of oral, transdermal, ophthalmic, otic, rectal, inhaled, or topical medications;
  6. Safety and sanitation practices while administering medication;
  7. Medication administration documentation and record-keeping requirements;
  8. Medical errors and medical error reporting;
  9. Determinations of need for medication administration assistance and informed consent requirements;
  10. Procedural arrangements for individuals who require medication offsite; and Validation requirements.

This course will award 3 continuing education credits.  Please see below for board approvals.

Author:  Deb Loughman, RN and Leesa Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and behavioral technicians who have direct client contact with clients and may be in the role to observe the client/patient taking their medications.  

Course ID:  20-758033
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Recovery housing is a service delivery modality that simultaneously addresses the social support and housing needs of those in recovery from substance use disorders. The needs of the resident can go beyond the treatment of the addiction itself.  Staff needs to be ready to address the community setting, medical or dental issues that could come up, and the needs of the resident's mental health, as so frequently dual issues, are occurring.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for behavioral health technicians, masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-792554
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

 

This course will explore the prevalence, signs, and how to respond to an overdose.  We will explore what an overdose is, what the signs are, and how and when to use Narcan, rescue breathing, and CPR.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-615927
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939432
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus.
 
The disease causes respiratory illness (like the flu) with symptoms such as a cough, fever, and in more severe cases, difficulty breathing. You can protect yourself by washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and avoiding close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author: Samantha Winters, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions and nurses who come in contact with a population that could be infected with coronavirus (COVID-19).

Course ID:  20-696161
Provider:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will update the learner on the status of current research, prevention and what we have come to understand about the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. We will also explore the most current statistics and revisit the definitions and symptoms.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours through the boards listed in the board approval box. 

Course ID: 20-767508
Provider number:  50-204

Author: Leesa M. Robertson. M.ED., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The recent events of terror, storm destruction, and wildfires have punctuated the importance of educating all healthcare providers on emergency preparedness and bioterrorism.

This course will discuss emergencies and disasters both natural and man-made.  We will explore what should be included in emergency response plans and what is needed in preparation.  We will look at how mental health professionals can respond to trauma.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC.
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is offered to professionals who work in social service, mental health, and recovery facilities that may encounter emergencies.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.  For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-716018
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32449
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939414

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

Emotional and psychological trauma is the result of extraordinarily stressful events that shatter their sense of security, making them feel helpless and vulnerable in a dangerous world.

This course will explore both emotional and psychological trauma, risk factors, and symptoms.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for masters-level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have experience trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be Able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-1035310
CEBroker Provider number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939434
CEBroker Provider number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Healthcare professionals have an appreciation for the possibility and diversity of ethical issues, but it’s easy to think they’ll never happen to you.

Despite their potentially serious consequences, ethical issues are common, and without preparation and reflection, many might be violated unwittingly and with good intentions.

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and approach a variety of frequently encountered counseling ethical issues, and how a counseling ethics code can be your moral compass.

This course will award 2 continuing education credits.

Target audience:  social workers
Content Level:  Intermediate

Presenter:  Stephanie Schiller, MSW, LCSW
Ms. Schiller is a solution-focused social work professional.  By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, she works with clients to unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding them back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.  She has an extensive background in family mediation.  Through her private practice and mediation experience, Ms. Shiller is well-versed in navigating the ethical situations that arise in social work.

To register click on Take Course below, right.

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Safe Driving

Price
$10.00
Brief Description:

This course is a reminder of safe driving techniques.  Every time you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, it is important to take responsibility earnestly.

 

 

This course does not provide continuing education credit.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for professionals who may drive clients or patients.

Content level:  Basic
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the Americans with Disability Act of 1990 exploring specifically those with alcohol and drug issues, both as a disability and with other disabilities in need of substance abuse treatment.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  It will guide them through the necessary steps of making a report.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CE Broker Course ID:  20-877369
CE Broker Provider ID:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

The purpose of this course is to provide information on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  This course will overview HIPAA and privacy regulations, define and describe how to handle confidential information, and review the penalties and enforcement. 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Kate Sanchez, RN
Ms. Sanchez has been in the academic setting for over 10 years following a nursing career in the outpatient setting.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with patient information.

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-923519

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Medical errors comprise the largest issue facing this country with regard to health care. This course was designed to educate those in the health care industry and specifically the mental health field on the magnitude of medical errors, their adverse effects, and methods to analyze errors in an effort to avoid future mishaps.

 

 

 

Authors:  Stacey Nevel, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, Stephanie Schiller, LCSW

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and nurses.  It will help them to understand how to avoid errors and how to report and analyze errors to avoid them in the future. 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.

Course: 20-890107
Provider number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

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Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The laws and regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder records were written out of great concern about the potential use of substance use disorder information against individuals, causing individuals with substance use disorders not to seek needed treatment.

A risk-managed approach to documentation is a best practice to protect both the client and the professional. 

This course will explore 42 CFR part 2, HIPAA, and documentation of substance abuse therapy.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course was designed for master's level counselors, therapists, social workers, and substance abuse counselors who work with clients with substance abuse issues to help them navigate how to make ethical decisions and protect client records to avoid negative consequences from the inappropriate release of records.  
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-782024
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-972340
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Domestic Violence

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:

This course will review the statistics and prevalence of domestic violence in our society. We will define domestic violence and its various types of abuse.

The course will review the dynamics of violent relationships. Violent relationships follow a predictable cycle of violence. This course will discuss this cycle and review its patterns and way of screening through multiple case studies. The course will delve into special populations and associated risk factors. Upon completion of the course, the professional will understand specific resources available for those in need.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information:
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses working with individuals at risk for violence from an intimate relationship.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-88919
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID OH SW:  20-972484    

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in our we see ourselves and our clients.  We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills.  We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. 

 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Monica Evers, LMHC
Ms. Evans, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida.  She has extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct contact with clients and patients from various cultures and backgrounds.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-889891
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939424

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Florida laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-890125
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will review the current statistic for the prevalence of suicide. We will discuss risk factors, assessment of, management and disposition, and how to handle crisis calls.

 

This course will award 4 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:
This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-894574
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-939420
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Every day counselors, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and others are called upon to intervene in crisis situations that may become dangerous if not handled properly.

This course will explore the prevention of aggressive behavior and crisis intervention techniques, which can include verbal de-escalation and physical interventions. We will identify the definition of aggression, warning signs of aggressive behavior, strategies to diffuse aggressive situations, crisis intervention techniques, and staff responsibilities after an event.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct care time with clients who may display aggressive behavior.  This course will help these professionals prevent and de-escalate volatile situations.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.CEBroker Course ID:  20-903517

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-970990
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID:  OHSW 20-962342

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Sexual Harassment

Price
$14.00
Brief Description:

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment.  This course will explore this topic helping employees know what constitutes sexual harassment and what to do as the co-worker and/or victim.

 

This course is not intended to provide continuing education.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right\

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Infection Control

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

Every year, lives are lost because of the spread of infections in hospitals and outpatient health care facilities. Health care workers can take steps to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These steps are part of infection control. Proper handwashing, universal precautions, and knowledge can all help to lead the way to prevent the spread of infections.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-982492
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Complaint Resolution

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

This course will focus on helping behavioral health professionals handle complaints made by clients and patients.  The lesson will explore the complaint resolution process, what role each professional plays, and how to prioritize complaints.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

CEBroker Course ID:  20-889881
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Fire Safety

Price
$15.00
Brief Description:

Fire is a serious threat to any health care facility. Many clients have special needs that make them especially vulnerable in a fire emergency, thus increasing the risk of fire casualties. Health care staff must make every effort to prevent fires from starting and must be prepared to respond if a fire breaks out.

 

 

This course will award 0 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Addictive Process

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

The purpose of the course is to explore and expand on the process of addiction. The course will explore the definition of abuse and addiction, the stages of alcohol and other drug use, the progression of the disease, and treatment options. The course will define specific exercises that can be utilized with clients.

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-871113
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the requirements of reporting child and elder abuse in Florida. The course will list who mandated reporters are, when a report is warranted, and how to make the report when it is necessary. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must occur. 

 

 

It will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box or course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  

Course ID:  20-876553
Provider number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


The 42 CFR Part 2 regulations serve to protect patient records created by federally assisted programs for the treatment of substance use disorders. Part 2 has been revised to further facilitate better coordination of care in response to the opioid epidemic while maintaining its confidentiality protections against unauthorized disclosure and use. This course will explore these regulations.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  She has specialized in the alcohol and drug abuse industry for over 15 years.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact and work in the substance abuse industry.  This course will help them to understand federal regulations.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-870487
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939152

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will prepare you with the knowledge to respond in an emergency situation. This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association, however, it is not meant to replace training with an instructor and will not result in a certification card. This course is intended as continuing education, not certification.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

Course ID: 20-1074748
Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will present an overview of the right to autonomy and self-determination, the right to privacy, the right to receive treatment, the regulations regarding informing clients of their rights, and how to handle client grievances.


 


This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Roger Crutchfield, CAP
Mr. Crutchfield, CAP is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    He has extensive experience with outpatient alcohol and other drug counseling and has authored over 100 courses.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact to be able to handle complaints and treat clients fairly. 
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-903517
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939166

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:


Bloodborne Pathogens are microorganisms such as viruses or bacteria that are carried in the blood and can cause disease in people. This course will explore the primary bloodborne pathogens and the OSHA standards regarding these.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with children and families. 
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID: 20-806966
Provider Number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Ethics and Boundaries

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:


This course will explore the myriad of issues relating to setting and maintaining boundaries with the counseling relationship.  

- Key Concepts Regarding Dual Relationships with Clients
- Physical Contact and Sexual Relationships with Clients
- Self Disclosure
- Sound Decision Making and Managing Boundaries Set
- Emotional and Dependency Needs
- Professional Distance
- Therapeutic Styles
- Dynamics Which Make Therapy a Potential Setting for Boundary Violations and Exploitation

This course will award 3 continuing education hours.  Please see board approvals below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID:  20-764885
Provider number:  50-204

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course reviews the difference between medication administration and assisting with self-administration of medication, as well as the goals, roles, and responsibilities of unlicensed personnel in medication assistance. 

 

 

 

This course will explore:  

  1. Basic terminology associated with medication use;
  2. Safe storage, handling, and disposal of medications;
  3. Comprehensive understanding of and compliance with medication instructions on a prescription label, a healthcare practitioner’s order, and proper completion of medication observation record (MOR) form;
  4. The medical indications and purposes for commonly used medications, their common side effects, and symptoms of adverse reactions;
  5. The proper administration of oral, transdermal, ophthalmic, otic, rectal, inhaled, or topical medications;
  6. Safety and sanitation practices while administering medication;
  7. Medication administration documentation and record-keeping requirements;
  8. Medical errors and medical error reporting;
  9. Determinations of need for medication administration assistance and informed consent requirements;
  10. Procedural arrangements for individuals who require medication offsite; and Validation requirements.

This course will award 3 continuing education credits.  Please see below for board approvals.

Author:  Deb Loughman, RN and Leesa Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and behavioral technicians who have direct client contact with clients and may be in the role to observe the client/patient taking their medications.  

Course ID:  20-758033
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Recovery housing is a service delivery modality that simultaneously addresses the social support and housing needs of those in recovery from substance use disorders. The needs of the resident can go beyond the treatment of the addiction itself.  Staff needs to be ready to address the community setting, medical or dental issues that could come up, and the needs of the resident's mental health, as so frequently dual issues, are occurring.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for behavioral health technicians, masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-792554
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

 

This course will explore the prevalence, signs, and how to respond to an overdose.  We will explore what an overdose is, what the signs are, and how and when to use Narcan, rescue breathing, and CPR.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-615927
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939432
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus.
 
The disease causes respiratory illness (like the flu) with symptoms such as a cough, fever, and in more severe cases, difficulty breathing. You can protect yourself by washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and avoiding close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author: Samantha Winters, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions and nurses who come in contact with a population that could be infected with coronavirus (COVID-19).

Course ID:  20-696161
Provider:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will update the learner on the status of current research, prevention and what we have come to understand about the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. We will also explore the most current statistics and revisit the definitions and symptoms.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours through the boards listed in the board approval box. 

Course ID: 20-767508
Provider number:  50-204

Author: Leesa M. Robertson. M.ED., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The recent events of terror, storm destruction, and wildfires have punctuated the importance of educating all healthcare providers on emergency preparedness and bioterrorism.

This course will discuss emergencies and disasters both natural and man-made.  We will explore what should be included in emergency response plans and what is needed in preparation.  We will look at how mental health professionals can respond to trauma.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC.
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is offered to professionals who work in social service, mental health, and recovery facilities that may encounter emergencies.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.  For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-716018
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32449
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939414

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

Emotional and psychological trauma is the result of extraordinarily stressful events that shatter their sense of security, making them feel helpless and vulnerable in a dangerous world.

This course will explore both emotional and psychological trauma, risk factors, and symptoms.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for masters-level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have experience trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be Able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-1035310
CEBroker Provider number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939434
CEBroker Provider number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Healthcare professionals have an appreciation for the possibility and diversity of ethical issues, but it’s easy to think they’ll never happen to you.

Despite their potentially serious consequences, ethical issues are common, and without preparation and reflection, many might be violated unwittingly and with good intentions.

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and approach a variety of frequently encountered counseling ethical issues, and how a counseling ethics code can be your moral compass.

This course will award 2 continuing education credits.

Target audience:  social workers
Content Level:  Intermediate

Presenter:  Stephanie Schiller, MSW, LCSW
Ms. Schiller is a solution-focused social work professional.  By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, she works with clients to unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding them back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.  She has an extensive background in family mediation.  Through her private practice and mediation experience, Ms. Shiller is well-versed in navigating the ethical situations that arise in social work.

To register click on Take Course below, right.

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Safe Driving

Price
$10.00
Brief Description:

This course is a reminder of safe driving techniques.  Every time you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, it is important to take responsibility earnestly.

 

 

This course does not provide continuing education credit.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for professionals who may drive clients or patients.

Content level:  Basic
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the Americans with Disability Act of 1990 exploring specifically those with alcohol and drug issues, both as a disability and with other disabilities in need of substance abuse treatment.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  It will guide them through the necessary steps of making a report.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CE Broker Course ID:  20-877369
CE Broker Provider ID:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

The purpose of this course is to provide information on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  This course will overview HIPAA and privacy regulations, define and describe how to handle confidential information, and review the penalties and enforcement. 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Kate Sanchez, RN
Ms. Sanchez has been in the academic setting for over 10 years following a nursing career in the outpatient setting.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with patient information.

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-923519

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and New Jersey laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Medical errors comprise the largest issue facing this country with regard to health care. This course was designed to educate those in the health care industry and specifically the mental health field on the magnitude of medical errors, their adverse effects, and methods to analyze errors in an effort to avoid future mishaps.

 

 

 

Authors:  Stacey Nevel, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, Stephanie Schiller, LCSW

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and nurses.  It will help them to understand how to avoid errors and how to report and analyze errors to avoid them in the future. 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.

Course: 20-890107
Provider number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The laws and regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder records were written out of great concern about the potential use of substance use disorder information against individuals, causing individuals with substance use disorders not to seek needed treatment.

A risk-managed approach to documentation is a best practice to protect both the client and the professional. 

This course will explore 42 CFR part 2, HIPAA, and documentation of substance abuse therapy.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course was designed for master's level counselors, therapists, social workers, and substance abuse counselors who work with clients with substance abuse issues to help them navigate how to make ethical decisions and protect client records to avoid negative consequences from the inappropriate release of records.  
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-782024
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-972340
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Domestic Violence

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:

This course will review the statistics and prevalence of domestic violence in our society. We will define domestic violence and its various types of abuse.

The course will review the dynamics of violent relationships. Violent relationships follow a predictable cycle of violence. This course will discuss this cycle and review its patterns and way of screening through multiple case studies. The course will delve into special populations and associated risk factors. Upon completion of the course, the professional will understand specific resources available for those in need.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information:
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses working with individuals at risk for violence from an intimate relationship.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-88919
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID OH SW:  20-972484    

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in our we see ourselves and our clients.  We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills.  We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. 

 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Monica Evers, LMHC
Ms. Evans, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida.  She has extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct contact with clients and patients from various cultures and backgrounds.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-889891
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939424

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Florida laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-890125
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will review the current statistic for the prevalence of suicide. We will discuss risk factors, assessment of, management and disposition, and how to handle crisis calls.

 

This course will award 4 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:
This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-894574
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-939420
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Every day counselors, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and others are called upon to intervene in crisis situations that may become dangerous if not handled properly.

This course will explore the prevention of aggressive behavior and crisis intervention techniques, which can include verbal de-escalation and physical interventions. We will identify the definition of aggression, warning signs of aggressive behavior, strategies to diffuse aggressive situations, crisis intervention techniques, and staff responsibilities after an event.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct care time with clients who may display aggressive behavior.  This course will help these professionals prevent and de-escalate volatile situations.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.CEBroker Course ID:  20-903517

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-970990
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID:  OHSW 20-962342

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Sexual Harassment

Price
$14.00
Brief Description:

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment.  This course will explore this topic helping employees know what constitutes sexual harassment and what to do as the co-worker and/or victim.

 

This course is not intended to provide continuing education.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right\

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Infection Control

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

Every year, lives are lost because of the spread of infections in hospitals and outpatient health care facilities. Health care workers can take steps to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These steps are part of infection control. Proper handwashing, universal precautions, and knowledge can all help to lead the way to prevent the spread of infections.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-982492
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Complaint Resolution

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

This course will focus on helping behavioral health professionals handle complaints made by clients and patients.  The lesson will explore the complaint resolution process, what role each professional plays, and how to prioritize complaints.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

CEBroker Course ID:  20-889881
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Fire Safety

Price
$15.00
Brief Description:

Fire is a serious threat to any health care facility. Many clients have special needs that make them especially vulnerable in a fire emergency, thus increasing the risk of fire casualties. Health care staff must make every effort to prevent fires from starting and must be prepared to respond if a fire breaks out.

 

 

This course will award 0 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Addictive Process

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

The purpose of the course is to explore and expand on the process of addiction. The course will explore the definition of abuse and addiction, the stages of alcohol and other drug use, the progression of the disease, and treatment options. The course will define specific exercises that can be utilized with clients.

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-871113
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the requirements of reporting child and elder abuse in Florida. The course will list who mandated reporters are, when a report is warranted, and how to make the report when it is necessary. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must occur. 

 

 

It will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box or course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  

Course ID:  20-876553
Provider number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


The 42 CFR Part 2 regulations serve to protect patient records created by federally assisted programs for the treatment of substance use disorders. Part 2 has been revised to further facilitate better coordination of care in response to the opioid epidemic while maintaining its confidentiality protections against unauthorized disclosure and use. This course will explore these regulations.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  She has specialized in the alcohol and drug abuse industry for over 15 years.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact and work in the substance abuse industry.  This course will help them to understand federal regulations.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-870487
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939152

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will prepare you with the knowledge to respond in an emergency situation. This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association, however, it is not meant to replace training with an instructor and will not result in a certification card. This course is intended as continuing education, not certification.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

Course ID: 20-1074748
Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will present an overview of the right to autonomy and self-determination, the right to privacy, the right to receive treatment, the regulations regarding informing clients of their rights, and how to handle client grievances.


 


This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Roger Crutchfield, CAP
Mr. Crutchfield, CAP is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    He has extensive experience with outpatient alcohol and other drug counseling and has authored over 100 courses.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact to be able to handle complaints and treat clients fairly. 
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-903517
CEBroker Provider Number Ohio SW: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939166

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:


Bloodborne Pathogens are microorganisms such as viruses or bacteria that are carried in the blood and can cause disease in people. This course will explore the primary bloodborne pathogens and the OSHA standards regarding these.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with children and families. 
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID: 20-806966
Provider Number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Ethics and Boundaries

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:


This course will explore the myriad of issues relating to setting and maintaining boundaries with the counseling relationship.  

- Key Concepts Regarding Dual Relationships with Clients
- Physical Contact and Sexual Relationships with Clients
- Self Disclosure
- Sound Decision Making and Managing Boundaries Set
- Emotional and Dependency Needs
- Professional Distance
- Therapeutic Styles
- Dynamics Which Make Therapy a Potential Setting for Boundary Violations and Exploitation

This course will award 3 continuing education hours.  Please see board approvals below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

Course ID:  20-764885
Provider number:  50-204

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course reviews the difference between medication administration and assisting with self-administration of medication, as well as the goals, roles, and responsibilities of unlicensed personnel in medication assistance. 

 

 

 

This course will explore:  

  1. Basic terminology associated with medication use;
  2. Safe storage, handling, and disposal of medications;
  3. Comprehensive understanding of and compliance with medication instructions on a prescription label, a healthcare practitioner’s order, and proper completion of medication observation record (MOR) form;
  4. The medical indications and purposes for commonly used medications, their common side effects, and symptoms of adverse reactions;
  5. The proper administration of oral, transdermal, ophthalmic, otic, rectal, inhaled, or topical medications;
  6. Safety and sanitation practices while administering medication;
  7. Medication administration documentation and record-keeping requirements;
  8. Medical errors and medical error reporting;
  9. Determinations of need for medication administration assistance and informed consent requirements;
  10. Procedural arrangements for individuals who require medication offsite; and Validation requirements.

This course will award 3 continuing education credits.  Please see below for board approvals.

Author:  Deb Loughman, RN and Leesa Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and behavioral technicians who have direct client contact with clients and may be in the role to observe the client/patient taking their medications.  

Course ID:  20-758033
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Recovery housing is a service delivery modality that simultaneously addresses the social support and housing needs of those in recovery from substance use disorders. The needs of the resident can go beyond the treatment of the addiction itself.  Staff needs to be ready to address the community setting, medical or dental issues that could come up, and the needs of the resident's mental health, as so frequently dual issues, are occurring.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for behavioral health technicians, masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-792554
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

 

This course will explore the prevalence, signs, and how to respond to an overdose.  We will explore what an overdose is, what the signs are, and how and when to use Narcan, rescue breathing, and CPR.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from excessive worry in the wake of situational stressors.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-615927
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939432
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus.
 
The disease causes respiratory illness (like the flu) with symptoms such as a cough, fever, and in more severe cases, difficulty breathing. You can protect yourself by washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and avoiding close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see below for board approval information.

Author: Samantha Winters, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions and nurses who come in contact with a population that could be infected with coronavirus (COVID-19).

Course ID:  20-696161
Provider:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will update the learner on the status of current research, prevention and what we have come to understand about the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. We will also explore the most current statistics and revisit the definitions and symptoms.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours through the boards listed in the board approval box. 

Course ID: 20-767508
Provider number:  50-204

Author: Leesa M. Robertson. M.ED., CAP, NCC, LMHC

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The recent events of terror, storm destruction, and wildfires have punctuated the importance of educating all healthcare providers on emergency preparedness and bioterrorism.

This course will discuss emergencies and disasters both natural and man-made.  We will explore what should be included in emergency response plans and what is needed in preparation.  We will look at how mental health professionals can respond to trauma.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC.
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is offered to professionals who work in social service, mental health, and recovery facilities that may encounter emergencies.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.  For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-716018
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32449
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939414

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

Emotional and psychological trauma is the result of extraordinarily stressful events that shatter their sense of security, making them feel helpless and vulnerable in a dangerous world.

This course will explore both emotional and psychological trauma, risk factors, and symptoms.

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval information below.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for masters-level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have experience trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation.  
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered in a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be Able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID: 20-1035310
CEBroker Provider number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939434
CEBroker Provider number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Healthcare professionals have an appreciation for the possibility and diversity of ethical issues, but it’s easy to think they’ll never happen to you.

Despite their potentially serious consequences, ethical issues are common, and without preparation and reflection, many might be violated unwittingly and with good intentions.

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and approach a variety of frequently encountered counseling ethical issues, and how a counseling ethics code can be your moral compass.

This course will award 2 continuing education credits.

Target audience:  social workers
Content Level:  Intermediate

Presenter:  Stephanie Schiller, MSW, LCSW
Ms. Schiller is a solution-focused social work professional.  By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, she works with clients to unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding them back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.  She has an extensive background in family mediation.  Through her private practice and mediation experience, Ms. Shiller is well-versed in navigating the ethical situations that arise in social work.

To register click on Take Course below, right.

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Safe Driving

Price
$10.00
Brief Description:

This course is a reminder of safe driving techniques.  Every time you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, it is important to take responsibility earnestly.

 

 

This course does not provide continuing education credit.

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for professionals who may drive clients or patients.

Content level:  Basic
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will explore the Americans with Disability Act of 1990 exploring specifically those with alcohol and drug issues, both as a disability and with other disabilities in need of substance abuse treatment.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who work in a Florida setting where they will come in contact with vulnerable populations who might be experiencing abuse.  It will guide them through the necessary steps of making a report.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CE Broker Course ID:  20-877369
CE Broker Provider ID:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

The purpose of this course is to provide information on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  This course will overview HIPAA and privacy regulations, define and describe how to handle confidential information, and review the penalties and enforcement. 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Kate Sanchez, RN
Ms. Sanchez has been in the academic setting for over 10 years following a nursing career in the outpatient setting.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with patient information.

Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.
Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-923519

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and New Jersey laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Medical errors comprise the largest issue facing this country with regard to health care. This course was designed to educate those in the health care industry and specifically the mental health field on the magnitude of medical errors, their adverse effects, and methods to analyze errors in an effort to avoid future mishaps.

 

 

 

Authors:  Stacey Nevel, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, Stephanie Schiller, LCSW

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and nurses.  It will help them to understand how to avoid errors and how to report and analyze errors to avoid them in the future. 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.

Course: 20-890107
Provider number:  50-204 

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE: 

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right.

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

The laws and regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder records were written out of great concern about the potential use of substance use disorder information against individuals, causing individuals with substance use disorders not to seek needed treatment.

A risk-managed approach to documentation is a best practice to protect both the client and the professional. 

This course will explore 42 CFR part 2, HIPAA, and documentation of substance abuse therapy.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, and Sarah Reinhart, LCSW
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    
Ms. Reinhart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida.  

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course was designed for master's level counselors, therapists, social workers, and substance abuse counselors who work with clients with substance abuse issues to help them navigate how to make ethical decisions and protect client records to avoid negative consequences from the inappropriate release of records.  
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-782024
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-972340
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Domestic Violence

Price
$20.00
Brief Description:

This course will review the statistics and prevalence of domestic violence in our society. We will define domestic violence and its various types of abuse.

The course will review the dynamics of violent relationships. Violent relationships follow a predictable cycle of violence. This course will discuss this cycle and review its patterns and way of screening through multiple case studies. The course will delve into special populations and associated risk factors. Upon completion of the course, the professional will understand specific resources available for those in need.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information:
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses working with individuals at risk for violence from an intimate relationship.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-88919
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID OH SW:  20-972484    

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:


This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in our we see ourselves and our clients.  We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills.  We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. 

 

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approval information.

Author: Monica Evers, LMHC
Ms. Evans, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida.  She has extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct contact with clients and patients from various cultures and backgrounds.
Content level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID: 20-889891
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499
CEBroker Course ID: 20-939424

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

 

This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Florida laws.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-890125
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

This course will review the current statistic for the prevalence of suicide. We will discuss risk factors, assessment of, management and disposition, and how to handle crisis calls.

 

This course will award 4 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author: Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:
This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact.
Content Level: Intermediate
Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements: This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-894574
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-939420
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32499

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Brief Description:

Every day counselors, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and others are called upon to intervene in crisis situations that may become dangerous if not handled properly.

This course will explore the prevention of aggressive behavior and crisis intervention techniques, which can include verbal de-escalation and physical interventions. We will identify the definition of aggression, warning signs of aggressive behavior, strategies to diffuse aggressive situations, crisis intervention techniques, and staff responsibilities after an event.

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia.  She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling.    

Course Information: 
Relevance and Target Audience:  This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct care time with clients who may display aggressive behavior.  This course will help these professionals prevent and de-escalate volatile situations.
Content level:  Intermediate
Course Format:  This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
System Requirements:  This course is offered online.  Internet connection required.

Course Completion Information:  To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course.  They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials.  The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds and Cancellations will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course.
For questions, concerns or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email ContactUs@BaysideCEU.com.CEBroker Course ID:  20-903517

CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204
CEBroker Course ID:  20-970990
CEBroker Provider Number: 50-32249
CEBroker Course ID:  OHSW 20-962342

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on Take Course below, right 

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Sexual Harassment

Price
$14.00
Brief Description:

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment.  This course will explore this topic helping employees know what constitutes sexual harassment and what to do as the co-worker and/or victim.

 

This course is not intended to provide continuing education.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right\

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Infection Control

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

Every year, lives are lost because of the spread of infections in hospitals and outpatient health care facilities. Health care workers can take steps to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These steps are part of infection control. Proper handwashing, universal precautions, and knowledge can all help to lead the way to prevent the spread of infections.

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

CEBroker Course ID:  20-982492
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Complaint Resolution

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

This course will focus on helping behavioral health professionals handle complaints made by clients and patients.  The lesson will explore the complaint resolution process, what role each professional plays, and how to prioritize complaints.

 

 

This course will award 2 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson M.Ed., CAP, NCC, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for master's level counselors, addiction professionals, and nurses who have direct client contact.  

CEBroker Course ID:  20-889881
CEBroker Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Fire Safety

Price
$15.00
Brief Description:

Fire is a serious threat to any health care facility. Many clients have special needs that make them especially vulnerable in a fire emergency, thus increasing the risk of fire casualties. Health care staff must make every effort to prevent fires from starting and must be prepared to respond if a fire breaks out.

 

 

This course will award 0 continuing education hours.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:
Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

NAADAC Provider #81892.  BaysideCEU is responsible for all aspects of programming.

Florida Board of Clinical SW, MFT and MHC, #726
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, And Marriage and Family Therapist Board
South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners

 

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Addictive Process

Price
$12.00
Brief Description:

The purpose of the course is to explore and expand on the process of addiction. The course will explore the definition of abuse and addiction, the stages of alcohol and other drug use, the progression of the disease, and treatment options. The course will define specific exercises that can be utilized with clients.

 

 

This course will award 1 continuing education hour.  Please see the board approval box for course approvals.

Author:  Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC 

Relevance:  This course is designed for masters level counselors, addiction professions, and nurses who have direct client contact with clients who have substance abuse issues. 

Course ID: 20-871113
Course Provider Number:  50-204

TO BEGIN THIS COURSE:

Click on TAKE COURSE below, right

Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  1. Explain why making ethical decisions has become even more critical today to professional survival.
  2. List four core values for keeping one’s practice ethically healthy.
  3. Describe five types of unethical mental health professionals.
  4. Utilize a step-by-step strategy in making ethical decisions.
  5. Discuss personal and situational influences on how to make decisions.
  6. List two steps to improve ethical decisions made under behavioral emergency and crisis conditions.
  7. Discuss five appropriate steps for addressing unethical acts by a supervisee or a colleague.

Course Outline:

  • Ethics in Social Work introduction
  • Ethical Principle Foundations for Best Practices 
  • Recognizing Unethical Professionals
  • Risk Awareness
    • Risk Management
    • Practicing Vigilant Ethics
    • Risky Situations
  • NASW Code of Ethics Discussion
  • CSWA Code of Ethics Discussion
  • Ethical Decision Making   
    • Decision-making Strategy
    • Ethical Decision-Making Under Behavioral Emergency and Crisis Conditions
      • Clients at Special Risk for Crises
      • Preparing for Crises in Advance
      • Crises in the Therapist’s Life
  • Colleague Supervision and Peer Monitoring
  • References
Board Approvals:

Bayside Continuing Education has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6098.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  Bayside Continuing Education is solely responsible for all aspects of the progr