Disclaimer & Terms of Use
The Zur Institute web site does not intend to be a substitute for legal, ethical or clinical advice or consultation or for treatment. The Zur Institute site is strictly educational. Readers must update themselves and follow their state laws and regulations and their profession's guidelines and regulations. This site expresses only The Zur Institute's opinion and understanding of the professional literature, standard of care and professional regulations. It neither gives advice regarding specific cases nor offers a definitive interpretation of any of the complex and often conflicting and ambiguous state and federal laws and regulations or professional standards or guidelines. Each individual case must be addressed separately and individually. Readers should always seek the advice of their physician or other qualified health provider with any questions they may have regarding a medical or mental health condition.Laws, standards and guidelines, including HIPAA and other regulations, are continuously changing and evolving, and The Zur Institute site does not necessary reflect these changes. Readers should contact their professional association, malpractice insurance, state licensing boards and other state or federal agencies for the most current guidelines and information.
Unless stated otherwise, all of The Zur Institute web pages on his site are copyrighted material and are not to be sold, distributed or shared by electronic or any other means. The Zur Institute has two types of web pages on his site: The first type is the publicly accessible web pages and the other type is the restricted web pages. The latter are the web pages that are accessible only after readers have paid for an online catalog item or an online course. The Zur Institute's publicly accessible web pages may be used or reproduced for the sole use of the individual reader. Links to The Zur Institute's publicly accessible pages can be posted on the web, unless these links are part of operations that are generating profit by using the material. In this case written permission from The Zur Institute is required. Posting the link to the restricted, non-publicly accessible web pages is not permitted. The written permission of the author is required for any other reproduction, transmission or use of the material or portion of the material.
The use of The Zur Institute's Site and Content is at your own risk. Unless otherwise prohibited by law, The Zur Institute will not be liable to you or to any other third party for: (a) any direct, indirect, incidental, special, punitive or consequential losses or damages, including, but not limited to, loss of profits, loss of earnings, loss of business opportunities or personal injuries resulting directly or indirectly from use of information provided in The Zur Institute's site; or (b) any losses, claims, damages, expenses, liabilities or costs (including legal fees) resulting directly or indirectly from use of the material in these web pages. The conditions in this paragraph apply to any acts, omissions and negligence of The Zur Institute that would give rise to a course of legal action. The reader hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless The Zur Institute against all claims and expenses (including attorney fees) arising from the use of any information in The Zur Institute web site.
There are no refunds nor returns and all sales of courses and catalog items are final. In order to access the online course material it is the customer's responsibility to make sure they have the technology and, if necessary, the ability to seek tech support on their own. They have to make sure that their e-mail service will accept and does not block e-mails from drzur@drzur.com and orders@drzur.com. As the online courses are designed to be a 100% web-based courses, The Zur Institute office neither faxes nor snail mails nor sends e-mail attachments of any of the online course material. Please note that it does take a considerable amount of time to download a 2 megabyte course file (the files in the Spousal and Partner Abuse (7CE credit course) when using a 26K modem. It may be practically impossible to do so.
When using AOL as the browser, there have been problems reported with the Certificate of Completion appearing only as a blank document. If you switch to another browser (e.g., Safari or IE), you will have to retake the evaluation and post test, and then the Certificate of Completion should appear and print without difficulty. You may also need to allow POP-UPs in order to access the Certificate of Completion.
If you have lost your certificate of completion for any of The Zur Institute's online or home study courses or live workshops, there will be an extra fee for sending you a duplicate certificate/s. Allow 2 weeks from the time that we receive your request until the certificate/s is sent to you. If you did not succeed in accessing the online course certificate, please let us know, and we will e-mail it to you. Allow 2 weeks from the time of your request until the certificate is sent to you. If you request a duplicate certificate for an online course more than two month after the completion of the course or request the online course certificate to be faxed or mailed to you via snail mail, a fee will be assessed. Allow two weeks from the time that we receive you request until the certificate is sent to you. If you have registered for an online course and your registration did not go through for the second time, we will send you a link to the course after we manually enter your credit card. We will send you the link within one week from the time of your registration. If you have not received the automatically sent link to an online course or online product, please let us know and we will send it to you within one week from the time we receive your request.
It is illegal and unethical for anyone to receive more than one Certificate of Completion for each online course registration and to share with others any of the links or URLs to the evaluation, posttest or certificate web pages. These are only to be accessed by the person who paid and registered for the specific course and not by anyone else.
MCEP Reporting for California Psychologists
The Zur Institute's courses all meet the CA-BOP requirements. The Zur Institute is an APA approved sponsor and therefore cannot file with CA-MCEP on your behalf. You need to file with MCEP yourself simply by sending them their form, a copy of the certificate and the appropriate fee. You can download or print the MCEP Reporting Form at: http://www.calpsychlink.org/accrediting_agency/files/MCEP_Reporting_Form.pdf. For more information please contact MCEP at: (916) 325-4720.Contact Us
If you have any questions or need further clarification, we're happy to help. Send email to The Zur Institute: drzur@drzur.com or call us at 707-935-0655.
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Ofer Zur, Ph.D., Director
Sonoma Medical Plaza
E-mail: drzur@drzur.com
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