1. What does being a legal and ethical mental health professional mean to you? 2. What are some firsthand legal and ethical challenges therapists encountered in your clinical practice? How did you handle the situation?
3. From your perspective (whether or not you work with insurance companies), what are the advantages of insurance panels, what are the struggles? Any legal and ethical implications arise as a result of working with insurance companies?
4. What does a good case note look like, what should be included or excluded? What advice can you give about effective record keeping in general? Is there information that you may reconsider recording due to legal and ethical reasons?
5. What factors contribute to your decision of terminating the provision of therapy? How do you approach this process? What ethical aspects must be considered when introducing the idea of therapy termination to a client?
Write a paper that summarizes the results and responses of the interview.

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