Neurotherapy is an exciting profession emerging into second generation practice. As such practitioners are experimenting with new techniques; are trying to carve turf from other professions who think they already own the brain; and in a world of ever increasing litigation. The presenter is an experienced forensic psychologist who has a special interest in ethical and legal practice.
He has put together this presentation to help you think about the professional issues associated with being an emerging profession and more importantly offering a range of ideas to help you protect your livelihood. Ignorance of the law is no excuse in litigation and unless you consider practice standards and strategies you may become the author of your own misfortune, either individually or as a profession.