Ethics in counseling and psychotherapy : standards, research, and emerging issues
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Belmont, CA :
Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning ,
c2013
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| Edition: | 5th ed |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction to professional ethics: a psychology and philosophy for ethical practice
- 2. A model for ethical practice: using resources to enhance individual judgment and ethical resolve
- 3. Ethical practice in a multicultural society : the promise of justice
- 4. Competence to practice: building a foundation for doing good and avoiding harm
- 5. Confidentiality: supporting the client's right to privacy
- 6. Informed consent: affirming the client's freedom of choice
- 7. Sexual contact with clients, students, supervisees, and research participants: violations of power and trust
- 8. Nonsexual multiple relationships and boundary issues: risking objectivity and client welfare
- 9. Interventions with groups, couples, and families: unique ethical responsibilities
- 10. The ethics of asessment: using fair procedures in responsible ways
- 11. Responsibilities for self and colleagues: reporting, recovery, and rehabilitation of misconduct
- 12. Ethics in community, college, addiction, and forensic settings: avoiding conflicts of interest
- 13. The professional school counselor: applying professional standards to the educational culture
- 14.The ethics of supervision and consultation : modeling responsible behavior
- 15. Counselors and therapists as teachers and researchers: integrity, science, and care