Navigating ethical and legal dilemmas of therapistsâ sexual feelings, the guide examines unavoidable attractions, boundary crossings, and consensual involvements. It reviews historical perspectives, legal challenges, and forensic issues while prompting reflective self-assessment in therapeutic practice.
Navigating ethical and legal dilemmas of therapistsâ sexual feelings, the guide examines unavoidable attractions, boundary crossings, and consensual involvements. It reviews historical perspectives, legal challenges, and forensic issues while prompting reflective self-assessment in therapeutic practice.
Kenneth S. Pope, Nayeli Y. Chavez-Dueñas, and Hector Y. Adames
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Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction: The Elephant in the Therapy Office PART I. A POSITIVE APPROACH TO THERAPISTS' SEXUAL FEELINGS AND FANTASIES Chapter 1. A Positive, Open, and Honest Approach to Therapists' Sexual Feelings Chapter 2. Influential Therapists Who Have Engaged in Sex with Clients, And Why It Matters: The Importance of Sociohistorical Context Chapter 3. Therapists' Sexual Fantasies Chapter 4. Exploring Power, Sex, Gender, Sexual Orientation, and Race in Therapists’ Sexual Feelings and Fantasies PART II. THERAPIST-PATIENT SEXUAL INVOLVEMENT Chapter 5. How Therapist-Patient Sex Harms Patients: A Review of the Research and Other Sources of Information Chapter 6. Therapist Vulnerabilities PART III. FORENSIC COMPETENCE Chapter 7. Reactions, Biases, and the Basics of Participating in Forensic Work Involving Therapists-Patient Sex Chapter 8. The Therapist as Witness: Indispensable First Steps When Working With Attorneys Chapter 9. Conducting a Forensic Psychological Assessment and Preparing a Report Chapter 10. Testifying Effectively: Navigating Humility, Responsibility, and Both Cognitive and Emotional Bias PART IV. INFORMED CONSENT RESOURCES Resource A. Informed Consent for Forensic Assessment (With Special Attention to Issues of Therapist-Patient Sexual Involvement) Resource B. Informed Consent Issues for Providing Therapy to Patients Who Have Been Sexually Involved with a Prior Therapist PART V. RESOURCES FOR REVIEWING TREATMENT PLANS, NOTES, AND CHARTS Resource C. Points to Consider When Reviewing the Treatment Plan of a Patient with A History of Sexual Involvement with a Previous Therapist Resource D. Guidelines for Reviewing a Prior Therapist's Treatment Notes and Chart Materials PART VI. RESOURCES ON PREPARING FOR DEPOSITION AND CROSS EXAMINATION Resource E. Ten Questions to Help Therapists Prepare for Deposition and Cross-Examination Resource F. Cross-Examination Questions for Therapists Who Testify About a Patient's Sexual Involvement with a Therapist PART VII. RESOURCE FOR SUBPOENAS AND COMPELLED TESTIMONY Resource G. Strategies for Private Practitioners Coping with Subpoenas or Compelled Testimony for Client/Patient Records or Test Data or Test Materials References Index About the Authors
Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction: The Elephant in the Therapy Office PART I. A POSITIVE APPROACH TO THERAPISTS' SEXUAL FEELINGS AND FANTASIES Chapter 1. A Positive, Open, and Honest Approach to Therapists' Sexual Feelings Chapter 2. Influential Therapists Who Have Engaged in Sex with Clients, And Why It Matters: The Importance of Sociohistorical Context Chapter 3. Therapists' Sexual Fantasies Chapter 4. Exploring Power, Sex, Gender, Sexual Orientation, and Race in Therapists’ Sexual Feelings and Fantasies PART II. THERAPIST-PATIENT SEXUAL INVOLVEMENT Chapter 5. How Therapist-Patient Sex Harms Patients: A Review of the Research and Other Sources of Information Chapter 6. Therapist Vulnerabilities PART III. FORENSIC COMPETENCE Chapter 7. Reactions, Biases, and the Basics of Participating in Forensic Work Involving Therapists-Patient Sex Chapter 8. The Therapist as Witness: Indispensable First Steps When Working With Attorneys Chapter 9. Conducting a Forensic Psychological Assessment and Preparing a Report Chapter 10. Testifying Effectively: Navigating Humility, Responsibility, and Both Cognitive and Emotional Bias PART IV. INFORMED CONSENT RESOURCES Resource A. Informed Consent for Forensic Assessment (With Special Attention to Issues of Therapist-Patient Sexual Involvement) Resource B. Informed Consent Issues for Providing Therapy to Patients Who Have Been Sexually Involved with a Prior Therapist PART V. RESOURCES FOR REVIEWING TREATMENT PLANS, NOTES, AND CHARTS Resource C. Points to Consider When Reviewing the Treatment Plan of a Patient with A History of Sexual Involvement with a Previous Therapist Resource D. Guidelines for Reviewing a Prior Therapist's Treatment Notes and Chart Materials PART VI. RESOURCES ON PREPARING FOR DEPOSITION AND CROSS EXAMINATION Resource E. Ten Questions to Help Therapists Prepare for Deposition and Cross-Examination Resource F. Cross-Examination Questions for Therapists Who Testify About a Patient's Sexual Involvement with a Therapist PART VII. RESOURCE FOR SUBPOENAS AND COMPELLED TESTIMONY Resource G. Strategies for Private Practitioners Coping with Subpoenas or Compelled Testimony for Client/Patient Records or Test Data or Test Materials References Index About the Authors
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