Mon, Jan 19
|Zoom Workshop
Telehealth Assessment: Ethical and Technical Pros and Cons
CE Eligible (APA) - 3 *You must be present for the entire workshop to qualify for CE Credits. Audience: Professionals who have formal postgraduate education in psychological assessment Instructional Level: Intermediate
Time & Location
Jan 19, 2026, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM EST
Zoom Workshop
About the event
Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, it has become much more common, permissible, and (often) convenient for psychologists to see clients via virtual platforms. While there are pros and cons to telehealth interventions identified by therapists, the ability to complete psychological assessment has received far less attention. However, there has been some research conducted demonstrating the benefits and pitfalls of virtual psychological assessment when it comes to the reliability and validity of the results, which will be reviewed in this workshop. Further, this program will review some of the legal and ethical considerations in conducting such assessments. Technical guidance will also be reviewed for various assessment administrations, demonstrating the best guidance adaptations that would be required to maintain integrity of the assessment.
Objectives:
Describe legal and ethical considerations of virtual assessments
Identify where to find best practice guidance for adjustments required for virtual assessment.
Plan virtual assessments of reliable integrity
Tickets
General Admission
$275.00
Total
$0.00
Registration Information & Policies
1. Because of the nature of some of the workshops, particularly those related to psychological testing and assessment, you may be asked for your degree/training, your license state, and license number for purposes related to test security. Julie A Keen, LLC reserves the right to disinvite participants if they do not meet prerequisite qualifications for a training (and will provide a refund, as appropriate).
2. If you require accommodations to fully experience the workshop, please include that information as part of your registration, and every effort will be made to implement reasonable requests for accommodations.
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