Documentation: Ethical Standards, Liability Risks, and Best Practices

This is the fourth event in our four-part Foundations of Behavioral Health Practice Series. Receive a $25.00 discount on your registration when attending all four events (2/19/2027, 3/5/2027, 4/23/2027, & 5/14/2027). To receive the discount, you must select the "Attend All Four Sessions" option for $195 located in the registration section for the FIRST event in the series- "Effectively Navigating Mental Health Crisis" on 2/19/2027. Mental health documentation must balance competing demands: ethical standards, regulatory requirements, and client privacy protection. Whether you're navigating third-party payer requirements, protecting sensitive information, or working across cultural differences, strong documentation practices are essential to your clinical credibility and legal safety. This training combines practical guidance with concrete tools to simplify a task that often feels overwhelming. You'll learn specific strategies to meet multiple stakeholder needs without sacrificing quality or clarity. By the end, you'll have actionable steps to strengthen your documentation and reduce the stress this responsibility can create. Cancellation, ADA, and other Policies While we make every effort to accommodate dietary restrictions, allergies, and religious dietary observances, we cannot guarantee that all requests can be fully met. Individuals with severe allergies or highly specific needs may wish to bring supplemental items. We appreciate your understanding. One week prior to the program, registrants will receive an event reminder email with instructions to access handouts along with other program information. Handouts will be available online only for two weeks after the program. If you need help with online registration or other technical issues, please call our help desk at 252-744-5210 or email easternahec@ecu.edu | NCASPPB GSB approval is not confirmed: the source statement contains an unfilled approval-number placeholder. Other separately stated credits remain as published. | The Eastern AHEC is recognized by the North Carolina Psychology Board as an approved provider of (Category A) Continuing Education for North Carolina Licensed Psychologists. No partial credit will be given. | Eastern AHEC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 5645. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Eastern AHEC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.