Description
- Faculty:
- Michael H. Flynn
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 1 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Jul 10, 2020
- Opening and operating your practice as a business entity
- Entities and their characteristics
- Using your chosen entity
- Your office forms
- Important distinctions in language
- Provisions that should be in your forms
- Agencies, group practices, and your professional relationships with them
- Other considerations
- Legal proceedings and how the legal system functions
- Negligence versus licensing board actions
- Dealing with a licensing board complaint
- Liability insurance as your best defense
- Protecting your assets
- Protected records: what and how
- Record requests and subpoenas – what to do
- Child abuse, elder abuse and reporting
- Duty to warn
- Distance therapy and telehealth
- Security and privacy in your office
- Security and privacy over the internet
Michael H. Flynn – Texas Mental Health & The Law
Description
As a mental health professional, you not only deal with critical clinical matters with your clients – you must also stay up-to-date on seemingly ever-changing laws and procedures. Keeping up-to-date is essential in order to protect your clients and yourself. In this comprehensive recording you will gain an understanding of confidentiality, risk management, recent legislation and trends in mental health law in Texas, guardianship, commitment, practical legal options – and more, that will help you stay on top of issues that arise in everyday clinical situations.
Handouts
| Manual – Texas Mental Health & The Law (2.1 MB) | 84 Pages | Available after Purchase |
| Extra Handout (65.5 KB) | 6 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Legal and Professional Considerations for Practice Entities
Legal and Ethical Dilemmas Facing the Mental Health Professional
Constitutional Privacy and Your Client’s Privilege
Technology: Mental Health Practice in the Twenty-First Century
Faculty
Michael H. Flynn, JD, Ph.D. Related seminars and products: 1
Michael H. Flynn, J.D., Ph.D., after more than 25 years in independent practice as a clinical psychologist, in 2008 Dr. Flynn became licensed as an attorney, as well. Since the middle 1980’s, in addition to general practice as a psychologist working with adults and couples, Dr. Flynn conducted over a thousand psychological evaluations and provided expert testimony for litigants, defendants, and agencies in matters of disputed custody, criminal defense and competency, personal injury, employment disputes, and testamentary capacity. Seeking to broaden his practice, in 2005 Dr. Flynn attended law school. He became a member of the State Bar of Texas in 2008.
Since becoming a lawyer, Dr. Flynn has ceased providing psychological services and limited his professional activities to the practice of law, assisting mental health professionals across the state of Texas, across a spectrum of legal matters including answering licensing board complaints, responding to subpoenas and depositions, handling business issues, and a variety of legal concerns specific to mental health practice. Dr. Flynn also represents clients in family law matters, and he offers mental health and law seminars throughout the state.
Dr. Flynn received his Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from Middle Tennessee State University in 1970, his Master of science degree and doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of North Texas in 1980, and his Juris Doctorate from Texas Wesleyan Uni-versity School of Law (Now Texas A & M Law School) in 2007. He has taught abnormal psychology, human development, and personality theory at The University of North Texas, Texas Woman’s University, and Holy Family College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Since 2009, he has traveled around Texas and around the country teaching seminars in risk management and mental health law. See more at Dr. Flynn’s website, at michaelflynnjdphd.com.
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