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Sage Publications Sage Dual Relationships in Counselling & Psychotherapy Book

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Description

Navigating the boundaries of professional practice is a fundamental requirement for mental health professionals. Dual Relationships in Counselling & Psychotherapy: Exploring the Limits provides a deep look into the complex issues that occur when a clinician enters a relationship with a client beyond standard psychotherapeutic boundaries. Part of the Ethics in Practice Series, this text serves as a guide for those managing professional ethics in real-world settings. This book addresses modern developments in the field, including the sensitive use of touch in therapeutic settings. It offers practical guidelines to help practitioners decide when touch is appropriate and when it should be avoided. Whether you are a trainer, a practitioner, or a supervisor, this resource helps clarify the ethical challenges involving clients, trainees, and supervisors. It is an essential addition to the professional library for anyone dedicated to maintaining high ethical standards in psychotherapy and counselling.

Key Features

Explores the complex ethical issues that arise when professional boundaries are crossed between clinicians and clients.

Provides detailed guidance on the appropriate use of touch within a therapeutic context to assist in decision-making.

Designed as essential reading for trainers, practitioners, and supervisors working in the mental health field.

Part of the professional Ethics in Practice Series by Sage Publications.

Examines the nuances of dual relationships involving clients, trainees, and supervisors.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 August 2003
Listed Since
14 February 2007

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