Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling: A Practical Guide for Psychologists

abuse accounts actions adequate American Psychological Association approach aspects assessment attempt Author aware basis become behavior boards caring Chapter claims client clinical clinician competence complaints concerning conducting confidentiality consider counseling counselors course court crisis decision developed differences difficult discussed dual relationships effective engaging ensure ethical Ethics Committee evaluation example experience factors feel formal frequently harm hospital important individual informed consent intimacies involved issues Journal least less licensing lives meeting mental nature noted patient percent Pope practice principles problems professional psychologists psychotherapy questions regarding relevant reported responsibility risk role sessions sexual social specific standards stress suicidal supervision supervisor tend ther therapeutic therapist therapy tion treatment trust understand unethical violation