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How many times have you run into challenging or ambiguous ethical situations and looked around your office, wishing an attorney would appear to answer all of your questions? For me, it’s countless. Dr. Amanda Zelechoski doesn’t answer ALL the questions that have ever come up, but she came really close on today’s episode! As a dual attorney-psychologist and risk management consultant for The Trust, Dr. Zelechoski has a unique, insider’s perspective on legal and ethical concerns for psychologists. Here are just a few topics we cover today:
- Court orders vs. subpoenas
- Test data vs. test materials – what should we release?
- How to respond to negative online reviews
- What client information should we share in an online forum?
Cool Things Mentioned
- The Trust’s resource center
- The Trust’s risk management consultation service
- Amanda’s staff page at Valparaiso
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About Dr. Amanda Zelechoski

Dr.
Amanda Zelechoski, J.D., Ph.D., ABPP is a licensed clinical and
forensic psychologist and attorney. She is board certified in Clinical Child
and Adolescent Psychology and specializes in trauma. She has worked clinically
with adults, children, and families in inpatient, outpatient, and forensic
settings. Currently, Dr. Zelechoski is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Valparaiso University, where she teaches a wide variety of psychology and
counseling courses. As the director of the Psychology,
Law, and Trauma Lab, her primary research
interests include trauma in at-risk and delinquent youth and forensic mental
health assessment. She is the co-author of Activities
for Teaching Psychology and Law: A Guide for Instructors. In addition, Dr. Zelechoski is a Risk Management
Consultant for
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