Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Examination — Information & Free Practice

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Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Examination

Examination outline

General Mental Health Statutes (27%)
- Part 1. Legislative Declaration
- Part 2-General Provisions
- Definitions
- Scope of Practice
- Mandatory Disclosures
- Limitation on Authority
- Minimum Standards for Testing
Confidentiality and Privilege (13%)
- Disclosure of Confidential Communications
- Duty to Report Violation
- Who May Not Testify Without Consent
Prohibited Activities/Violations (16%)
- Prohibited Activities
- Violated/Attempted to Violate Provision or Rule
- Acting or Failing to Act with Generally Accepted Standards of Care
- Discipline by Another Jurisdiction
Board Rules (19%)
- Board Powers/Duties
- Licensee/Registrant/Certificate Holder Responsibilities
- Information Required to Report
- Client Records
- Confidential Agreement to Limit Practice
Emergency Procedures (15%)
- Involuntary Commitment
- Injunctive Proceedings
- Duty to Warn
- Child: Duty to Report Abuse, Neglect
- At-Risk Persons: Duty to Report Abuse/Exploitation
Disciplinary Provisions/Proceedings (10%)
- Disciplinary Provisions
- Proceedings and Actions
- Unauthorized Practice
- Referral to Peer Health Assistance Program

Examination sources

This examination may be required or accepted as an alternative, depending on the license and application pathway.