Description
Ethics in the Real World: Presentation II
Earn 3 CE of required Ethics hours
Course Outline
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
- Identify ethical decision-making models for mental health therapists
- Understand the Six Assumptions about dual relationships and key treatment considerations
- Apply strategies for maintaining ethical relationships with clients, students, and colleagues
- Engage in case study discussions on ethical practices in professional relationships
Training Agenda
Times are shown in Mountain Standard Time (MST)

About the Presenters

Kevin V. Knutson, PhD
LCMHC, NCC, ACS
Founding member, RMUoHP Mental Health and School Counseling programs
Kevin Knutson has been a licensed mental health counselor for the past 30 years. His experience spans public schools, adult and youth residential facilities, online counseling, wilderness programs, and private practice, specializing in trauma, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and more.
Before his counseling career, Kevin served in the US Army in Germany and worked as a bank Branch Manager. He holds degrees in Corporate Communications (BA) and Educational Psychology (M.Ed.) from Brigham Young University, and a doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Cumberlands.

Dr. Kristin Erskine
Ed.D., LCMHC, NCC, MAC, SAP
Assistant Professor, Counseling Program, RMUoHP
Dr. Kristin Erskine brings 20 years of experience in clinical mental health and 14 years of teaching in higher education. She specializes in addictions, ethics, mindfulness, and spirituality in counseling.
Dr. Erskine currently provides limited private practice services, focusing on substance abuse assessments and Psychological First Aid. Her credentials include LCMHC, NCC, MAC, and SAP, making her a seasoned professional in mental health counseling and addiction.








