
Revisiting Florida's Laws and Rules for Mental Health Practice
Learn about the ethical, legal, and decision-making guidelines in Florida's mental health practice. Dive into topics like consent, confidentiality, and professional liability, and connect them to specific Florida statutes and case law for enhanced patient care and reduced legal risk.

About this course
This course will provide the mental health professional with a review of ethical, legal, and decision-making guidelines pertaining to the practice of mental health with an emphasis on information relevant to Florida practitioners and the populations that they serve. As the mental health landscape evolves, staying abreast of the latest legal nuances becomes crucial for both practitioners and their clients. The intricacies of Florida's mental health laws pose unique challenges that necessitate specialized knowledge.
With a focus on real-world applications, the course covers areas such as consent, confidentiality, duty to warn, and professional liability, and connects these to specific Florida statutes and case law. By fostering a nuanced understanding of these complex regulations, healthcare professionals can navigate the mental health system in Florida with greater confidence and efficiency, ultimately leading to improved patient care and reduced legal risk.
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Jennifer A. Cataline is a highly experienced mental health clinician with over two decades of experience. She currently works at Maryhaven in Marysville, Ohio, performing diagnostic assessments, individual counseling for mental health and substance use disorders, and facilitating anger management groups. From 2016 to 2021, she operated her private practice, Clearview Services, and supervised the Clearview Driver Intervention Program. Cataline also served as a part-time SUD clinician at the Family Resource Center in Findlay, Ohio, and taught addiction counseling theories at The University of Findlay as an adjunct faculty member. She was a Senior Clinical Manager at A Renewed Mind, overseeing program and staff development. Her early career included roles at St. Rita’s Medical Center, Wyandot Counseling Associates, and Family Resource Centers, handling diagnostic assessments and counseling. Cataline holds a Master of Arts in Counseling from Heidelberg College.
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