A Self-paced WA DOH Approved Professional Roles and Boundaries CEU

Responsive Integrity: Reimagining Boundaries| Dr Rachel Hughes

Tired of feeling like you've only been taught how to avoid liability more than you know how to support your client?

Complete the new mandatory 2-hour Professional Roles and Boundaries requirement for the DOH with a training that challenges the western neutral model we typically use as therapists to avoid liability. Learn to navigate boundaries in a client-driven way through an anti-oppressive, neuroaffirming, and identity-centered lens on your own schedule, with activities you take directly into session.

Move beyond the blank slate. Build collaborative boundaries with Responsive Integrity.

This course breaks the training into focused recorded modules, each paired with an experiential activity to practice before moving on. You don't just learn the framework — you build it into your clinical instincts.

A simple process for ethically complex situations.

01 — Critique eurocentric traditional therapy boundaries — Understand how these harm marginalized clients
02 — Evaluate for power asymmetry in session efficiently — Know what to look for in terms of calling out the privilege and power involved in ethical dilemmas
03 — Learn a simple decision-making process — Navigate complex situations with only a few simple questions
04 — Practice protecting yourself with documentation strategies — Apply DOH audit-safe language in your client's charts to protect your license

How it Works

Complete it at your own pace.

Step 1 — Join the waitlist — You'll be notified when enrollment opens and receive early access pricing.
Step 2 — Work through recorded modules — Each focuses on a key concept from the training, broken down for independent study.
Step 3 — Practice between modules — Experiential or applied activities connect the learning to your real caseload before you move on.
Step 4 — Earn your 2-hour DOH CEU — Satisfies the mandatory Professional Roles and Boundaries requirement for the next 2 years.

I have no doubt that after taking the Responsive Boundaries training, I have a clearer process when I encounter "yellow" or ethically gray areas that come up in clinical situations.

Melissa G, LMFTA in Washington