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Guide to Ethical Practice in Psychotherapy
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Autonomy: Promotion of Autonomy Autonomy and Dependency Autonomy as mentioned in this paper and Group Clients, Psychodiagnostic Testing and Research FIDELITY: The Nature of the Relationship The Promise of Confidentiality JUSTICE: The Principle of Justice BENEFICENCE: The principle of Beneficence NONMALEFICENCE,Potential Harmful Effects of Psychotherapy on Individual and group Clients Regulation by Professional Associations Licensure and Protection of the Public Malpractice The Tarasoff Case Child Abuse SuicideAbstract:
AUTONOMY: Promotion of Autonomy Autonomy and Dependency Autonomy and Group Clients, Psychodiagnostic Testing and Research FIDELITY: The Nature of the Relationship The Promise of Confidentiality JUSTICE: The Principle of Justice BENEFICENCE: The Principle of Beneficence NONMALEFICENCE:Potential Harmful Effects of Psychotherapy on Individual and Group Clients Regulation by Professional Associations Licensure and Protection of the Public Malpractice The Tarasoff Case Child Abuse Suicide SELF-INTEREST: The Principle of Self-Interest.read more
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Values and religious issues in psychotherapy and mental health.
TL;DR: A decade of work by Bergin and others is reviewed and synthesized concerning two broad issues: (a) the role of values in psychotherapy and (b) the relation of religion to mental health as mentioned in this paper.
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Heading off boundary problems: clinical supervision as risk management.
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TL;DR: The authors propose an active use of clinical supervision to anticipate and head off possible ethical violations by intervening when signs of boundary problems appear, and encourage a facilitative, Socratic method, rather than directive approaches, to help supervisees maximize their learning about ethical complexities.
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Informed consent: therapists' beliefs and practices.
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To what ends? Psychotherapy goals and outcomes, the good life, and the principle of beneficence.
TL;DR: Beneficence and related controversies are described, then linked to psychotherapy's goals and outcomes (which are, in part, the ethical ends toward which therapy aims and by which it is evaluated), especially through ideas about the good life.