Betsy Byler
Betsy Byler
Liability and Risk When Treating Substance Use
Liability and Risk When Treating Substance Use
Liability and Risk When Treating Substance Use
Monday 25th March 2024
Therapist Betsy Byler tackles the fears of risk and liability in treating substance use clients, offering practical advice and strategies for safe practice.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the importance of protecting therapist licenses
- Addressing fears and misconceptions around treating substance use clients
- Providing guidance on assessing client substance use and managing risk
- Emphasizing the role of documentation in mitigating liability
- Offering resources and tools for therapists interested in substance use work
Our licenses are incredibly important to us, which is why we guard them so carefully.
For therapists, the idea of incorporating substance use treatment into their practice can be daunting. Betsy Byler, the host of 'All Things Substance', understands these concerns all too well. In this episode, she dives deep into the fears surrounding risk and liability that many therapists face when they consider adding substance use to their scope of practice.
Betsy breaks down the potential risks and offers practical strategies to mitigate them, ensuring therapists can confidently expand their services without jeopardizing their licenses. Whether you're a seasoned therapist or just starting out, this episode provides a clear roadmap for handling substance use clients with care and professionalism. With Betsy's expert guidance, you'll gain valuable insights into assessing risk, protecting yourself legally, and ultimately providing better support for your clients struggling with addiction.