Provides specific examples of ethical dilemmas that mental health professionals encounter and offers ways of thinking about these situations with the goal of acting ethically. Highlights the most significant ethical decision-making areas for mental health professionals and will promote ethical and flexible thinking and appropriate decision-making.
Provides specific examples of ethical dilemmas that mental health professionals encounter and offers ways of thinking about these situations with the goal of acting ethically. Highlights the most significant ethical decision-making areas for mental health professionals and will promote ethical and flexible thinking and appropriate decision-making.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jack Haynes has been a forensic psychologist for several decades. He obtained his PhD at Rutgers University. He specializes in child custody evaluations, and previously worked as a caseworker at the Oakland County (Michigan) Juvenile Court and as assistant director, director, and then senior psychologist of the Juvenile Court Psychological Clinic. His expertise in child custody has led him to conduct seminars and workshops on custody and assessment in child custody cases. Dr. Haynes is former president of the Michigan Psychological Association and has been associate editor of The Michigan Psychologist since 2008. He has served on the American Psychological Association's Ethics Committee, including one term as chair of the committee in 2019. He is the co-author (with Henry Gornbein) of Child Custody: A Complete Guide for Parents. James Windell is a psychologist, author, and college instructor. He obtained his MA in clinical psychology at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. He is an adjunct faculty member in the Criminal Justice Department at Wayne State University. He has been a consultant to various juvenile court programs, the State of Michigan, the Michigan Department of Social Services, and to daycare and preschool programs. Mr. Windell is editor of The Michigan Psychologist and the author or co-author of 38 books, including Student's Guide to Writing a Criminal Justice Research Paper and The American Criminal Justice System.
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Introduction Chapter 1. The Field of Ethics Chapter 2. Confidentiality Chapter 3. Multiple Relationships Chapter 4. Physical Intimacies and Exploitation Chapter 5. Informed Consent Chapter 6. Telehealth and Ethics Chapter 7. Mandatory Reporting Chapter 8. Professional Competencies Chapter 9. Assessment Chapter 10. Psychotherapy and Counseling with Adults Chapter 11. Ethical Issues Specific to Children Chapter 12. Older Adults Chapter 13. Sexual Orientation Chapter 14. Disabilities Chapter 15. Ethics in Correctional Settings Chapter 16. Court-Related Documents and Court Processes Chapter 17. Ethical Expert Witness Testimony Chapter 18. Child Custody and Ethics Chapter 19. Ethics in Special Situations Chapter 20. Ethical Decision-Making Models Chapter 21. Putting It All Together
