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What Every Behavioral Health Clinician Should Know About Social Security Disability Benefits
What Every Behavioral Health Clinician Should Know About Social Security Disability Benefits
Date: October 3, 2018
Price: $35.00
Time: 1:00pm-4:00pm
CEUs: 3
Class Type: Classroom
Level: All Levels
Instructor: Donna Nesselbush, Esq.
Domain(s): 1,2,5,6,9,13
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3 CEU*: (SW, CD, MHC)
A disabling illness can seriously affect a client’s sense of well-being and self-image. When faced with serious health concerns, loss of work, decreased income and limited resources clients who were once hard workers often suffer from anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and/or other mental health problems. Other clients have not worked outside the home or have never been able to sustain full-time employment due to mental illness or a major health problem. Clients unable to work due to a medical and/or mental health disability may qualify for Social Security benefits. This training will examine the Social Security application and appeals process, the difference between SSDI and SSI, benefits available to adults and children, the effect substance abuse has on a client’s case and importance of quality medical records with examples of appropriate documentation. Participants will receive a complimentary book, authored by attorney Donna Nesselbush that outlines 10 tips for behavioral heat clinicians to help truly disabled clients win their Social Security disability cases.
*PLEASE NOTE: In order to receive a CEU Certificate, each participant must complete a Pre-Test BEFORE arriving at this training and complete a Post Test and Evaluation within one week after the training. (Instructions will be provided.) |