Desert–CAMFT
presents:

Navigating the Road to Licensure
(Recorded Event)

with

Luke Martin, Esq.
CAMFT Staff Attorney

A Zoom Presentation

Friday, May 18 - June 7, 2022

2.0 CEUs

Presentation Description

This presentation is intended to provide an overview of the licensing process for pre-licensees as they work toward licensure in marriage and family therapy. Topics to be discussed include the marriage and family therapy licensing process; supervised experience requirements for applicants; supervisor qualifications and supervision requirements; licensing examinations; and common employment issues pre-licensees encounter with their supervisors. 

Presentation Topics

Participants will gain a greater understanding of the many challenges facing pre-licensees working toward licensure. Participants will be able to:

• Record the number of hours and the number of weeks of supervised experience required
• Identify the “options” for counting hours currently available to pre-licensees
• Apply how the 90-day rules impacts their ability to count hours
• Differentiate how to advertise themselves in the various stages of licensing
• Organize their hours by documenting on the correct BBS related forms
• Review their incremental progress toward licensure and decide on their best strategies to take to complete their 3000 hours. 

Presenter Bio

Luke Matthew Martin, Esq., a member of the State Bar of California since 2011, joined CAMFT as a Staff Attorney in 2019. He holds a Master of Business Administration with honors and a Juris Doctorate Degree specializing in Child, Family and Elder Law with honors. Prior to coming to CAMFT, Luke ran a private practice focusing on civil litigation and represented several businesses with annual revenues in the millions. He has been recognized by the State Bar of California with the Wiley E. Manuel Certificate for Pro Bono Legal Services for his legal assistance in helping victims of domestic violence. In addition to his work at CAMFT, Luke is an adjunct professor for several universities lecturing on political science and business law and sits on University of Arizona’s Faculty Senate.

Cost:

$25 Desert-CAMFT Members
$35 for Non-members
$10 for Prelicensed

Important CEU Note: After registering for the recorded event you will be sent an evaluation and test. Awarding of the CE Certificate is dependent on a 70% passing score. A link to the certificate will be sent to you after successful completion of the evaluation and test.

Desert–CAMFT
presents:

2022 Law & Ethics Workshop
(Sessions One & Two)

with

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW
Kristin Roscoe, Esq.
Bradley J. Muldrow, Esq.
CAMFT Staff Attorneys

A Zoom Presentation

Monday, June 27, 2022
9:00 am – 4:00 pm

6.0 CEUs

Telehealth Out-of-State and License Portability
9:00 am – Noon
Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW and Kristin W. Roscoe, Esq.

Presentation Description

The last two years have been a whirlwind, with many therapists quickly pivoting to offer telehealth services. This 3-hour workshop on the laws and ethics of telehealth will address California’s standards of practice for telehealth, the ethical standards applicable to telehealth, HIPAA’s telehealth requirements, the use of telehealth by pre-licensees, and issues relating to practicing telehealth across state lines. 

3 CEUs

Unraveling Entangling Alliances:
Guidance for Navigating Dual Relationships
and Conflicts of Interest
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Bradley Jordan Muldrow, Esq. & Mike Griffin, Esq.

Presentation Description

Dual relationships and conflicts of interest are among the most complex and complicated ethical issues therapists encounter in practice. This workshop will provide therapists with the information they need to recognize and appropriately respond to these ethical challenges. The workshop will include a discussion of vignettes concerning ethical issues. 

3 CEUs

Presenter Bios

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW, has been a member of the CAMFT legal team since 2007. A graduate of the USC School of Social Work and Chapman University School of Law, Mr. Griffin earned his LCSW in 1982 and his California license as an Attorney in 2002. He has a broad professional background in various mental health settings (including Western Youth Services in Orange County, California, and Rady Children’s Psychiatry Department in San Diego) as a clinician, administrator, supervisor, clinical case manager, school program coordinator, and outpatient clinic director, and has served as an oral examiner for LCSW candidates. In addition to his work for CAMFT, Mr. Griffin is a practicing psychotherapist with adults, adolescents and children in Laguna Niguel, California

Kristin W. Roscoe, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney, takes CAMFT member phone calls regarding law and ethics issues and contributes articles on those subjects to The Therapist. Before joining CAMFT’s legal team, Kristin represented healthcare systems and professionals in professional negligence litigation at La Follette, Johnson, DeHaas, Fesler & Ames. Since entering the legal profession, Kristin has worked in various capacities presenting to and advocating on behalf of her clients both in and outside of the courtroom. Kristin received her B.A. from The College of Wooster in 2006 and graduated from The American University Washington College of Law with her J.D. in 2012.

As a CAMFT staff attorney, Bradley J. Muldrow, Esq., takes member phone calls regarding law and ethics issues and contributes articles on those subjects to CAMFT's publication, The Therapist. Prior to joining CAMFT’s legal team, Brad worked on litigation and regulatory matters as an attorney for San Diego Gas & Electric Company.

Since becoming an attorney, Brad has given law and ethics presentations to attorneys and judges as a member of the J. Clifford Wallace Inn of Court. He has also served as a board member for the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Foundation, a San Diego-based nonprofit.

Cost:

Both Sessions

$85 Desert-CAMFT Members
$100 for Non-members
$50 for Prelicensed

Session 1

$50 Desert-CAMFT Members
$60 for Non-members
$25 for Prelicensed

Session 2

$50 Desert-CAMFT Members
$60 for Non-members
$25 for Prelicensed

Desert–CAMFT
presents:

2022 Law & Ethics Workshop
(Session One)

with

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW
Kristin Roscoe, Esq.
CAMFT Staff Attorneys

A Zoom Presentation

Monday, June 27, 2022
9:00 am – 12:00 pm

3.0 CEUs

Telehealth Out-of-State and License Portability
9:00 am – Noon
Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW and Kristin W. Roscoe, Esq.

Presentation Description

The last two years have been a whirlwind, with many therapists quickly pivoting to offer telehealth services. This 3-hour workshop on the laws and ethics of telehealth will address California’s standards of practice for telehealth, the ethical standards applicable to telehealth, HIPAA’s telehealth requirements, the use of telehealth by pre-licensees, and issues relating to practicing telehealth across state lines. 

3 CEUs

Presenter Bios

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW, has been a member of the CAMFT legal team since 2007. A graduate of the USC School of Social Work and Chapman University School of Law, Mr. Griffin earned his LCSW in 1982 and his California license as an Attorney in 2002. He has a broad professional background in various mental health settings (including Western Youth Services in Orange County, California, and Rady Children’s Psychiatry Department in San Diego) as a clinician, administrator, supervisor, clinical case manager, school program coordinator, and outpatient clinic director, and has served as an oral examiner for LCSW candidates. In addition to his work for CAMFT, Mr. Griffin is a practicing psychotherapist with adults, adolescents and children in Laguna Niguel, California

Kristin W. Roscoe, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney, takes CAMFT member phone calls regarding law and ethics issues and contributes articles on those subjects to The Therapist. Before joining CAMFT’s legal team, Kristin represented healthcare systems and professionals in professional negligence litigation at La Follette, Johnson, DeHaas, Fesler & Ames. Since entering the legal profession, Kristin has worked in various capacities presenting to and advocating on behalf of her clients both in and outside of the courtroom. Kristin received her B.A. from The College of Wooster in 2006 and graduated from The American University Washington College of Law with her J.D. in 2012.

Cost:

Session 1

$50 Desert-CAMFT Members
$60 for Non-members
$25 for Prelicensed

Desert–CAMFT
presents:

2022 Law & Ethics Workshop
(Session Two)

with

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW
Bradley J. Muldrow, Esq.
CAMFT Staff Attorneys

A Zoom Presentation

Monday, June 27, 2022
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

3.0 CEUs

Unraveling Entangling Alliances:
Guidance for Navigating Dual Relationships
and Conflicts of Interest
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Bradley Jordan Muldrow, Esq. & Mike Griffin, Esq.

Presentation Description

Dual relationships and conflicts of interest are among the most complex and complicated ethical issues therapists encounter in practice. This workshop will provide therapists with the information they need to recognize and appropriately respond to these ethical challenges. The workshop will include a discussion of vignettes concerning ethical issues. 

3 CEUs

Presenter Bios

Michael Griffin, Esq., LCSW, has been a member of the CAMFT legal team since 2007. A graduate of the USC School of Social Work and Chapman University School of Law, Mr. Griffin earned his LCSW in 1982 and his California license as an Attorney in 2002. He has a broad professional background in various mental health settings (including Western Youth Services in Orange County, California, and Rady Children’s Psychiatry Department in San Diego) as a clinician, administrator, supervisor, clinical case manager, school program coordinator, and outpatient clinic director, and has served as an oral examiner for LCSW candidates. In addition to his work for CAMFT, Mr. Griffin is a practicing psychotherapist with adults, adolescents and children in Laguna Niguel, California

As a CAMFT staff attorney, Bradley J. Muldrow, Esq., takes member phone calls regarding law and ethics issues and contributes articles on those subjects to CAMFT's publication, The Therapist. Prior to joining CAMFT’s legal team, Brad worked on litigation and regulatory matters as an attorney for San Diego Gas & Electric Company.

Since becoming an attorney, Brad has given law and ethics presentations to attorneys and judges as a member of the J. Clifford Wallace Inn of Court. He has also served as a board member for the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Foundation, a San Diego-based nonprofit.

Cost:

Session 2

$50 Desert-CAMFT Members
$60 for Non-members
$25 for Prelicensed