Ethics
These articles on the ethics of psychotherapy explore the gray areas in which clinical judgement, personal values, and regulatory rules collide. They examine real-world examples offered by therapists as they navigate confidentiality dilemmas, client gifts, unexpected subpoenas, and other ethical sticking points.
Get advice on navigating politically charged conversations, requests that push personal boundaries, and prioritizing your own mental health. Learn more about how your colleagues practice ethical decision making in a rapidly evolving world that seems to create quagmires faster than ever.
A tipping point has been reached in the impact that psychotherapy research results, no matter of interest only among a small circle of academic, are going to... Read more
Controversy at APA * Motivating the Depressed Client * Educational Videos for Babies Flunk * Different Alcoholics, Different Treatments * Does Therapy Breed... Read more
The best form of risk management for your practice may be doing what you think is right. Read more
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