Routledge Ethics and Psychology: Beyond Codes of Practice - Routledge

This original book from Routledge explores the intersection of ethical theory and psychological practice, questioning how we understand ethics, right behaviour, and the discipline of psychology itself in the 21st century. The author controversially suggests that psychology as traditionally known no longer exists, proposing instead a fundamental rebirth grounded in examining who we really are and how we structure our understanding of ourselves. By turning psychology inside out, the work interrogates both ethical frameworks and psychological foundations, offering critical perspectives for those studying or practising in healthcare, mental health, and related fields. Part of the Concepts for Critical Psychology series, this text challenges conventional thinking about professional codes of practice and invites readers to reconsider the relationship between ethics and human behaviour from first principles.