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Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy 7th edition

Paperback by Welfel, Elizabeth (Cleveland State University); Leach, Mark (University of Louisville)

Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy

£70.99

ISBN:
9780357936184
Publication Date:
16 Jun 2025
Edition/language:
7th edition / English
Publisher:
Cengage Learning, Inc
Imprint:
Brooks/Cole
Pages:
625 pages
Format:
Paperback
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 13 - 15 Aug 2026
Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy

Description

Welfel/Leach's "Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy," 7th Edition, prepares you to effectively deal with complex ethical and legal issues. The 10-step model for ethical decision-making guides you through complicated ethics cases and challenging dilemmas. This edition places greater emphasis on the non-rational and emotional factors that affect ethical decision-making and practice. Coverage includes legal research and the professional literature of major topics in ethics (consent, confidentiality, competence to practice and multiple relationships) and in applied settings (community mental health, private practice, schools and teaching/research). Among other changes, this edition integrates the abundant recent scholarship on competent practice with diverse clients and the role of technology, social media and online counseling in ethical practice.

Contents

Part I: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING PROFESSIONAL ETHICAL VALUES AND STANDARDS. 1. Introduction to Professional Ethics: A Psychology and Philosophy for Ethical Practice. 2. A Model for Ethical Practice: Using Resources to Enhance Individual Judgment and Ethical Resolve. 3. Ethical Practice in a Multicultural Society: The Promise of Justice. Part II: MAJOR ETHICAL ISSUES FOR COUNSELORS AND THERAPISTS. 4. Competence to Practice: Building a Foundation for Doing Good and Avoiding Harm. 5. Confidentiality: Supporting the Client's Right to Privacy. 6. Informed Consent: Affirming the Client's Freedom of Choice. 7. Sexual Contact with Clients, Students, Supervisees, and Research Participants: Violations of Power and Trust. 8. Nonsexual Multiple Relationships and Boundary Issues: Risking Objectivity and Client Welfare. 9. Interventions with Groups, Couples, and Families: Unique Ethical Responsibilities. 10. The Ethics of Assessment: Using Fair Procedures in Responsible Ways. Part III: WHEN PREVENTION FAILS: ETHICAL RESPONSES TO UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR. 11. Responsibilities for Self and Colleagues: Reporting, Recover, and Rehabilitation of Misconduct. Part IV: ETHICAL ISSUES IN SPECIAL SETTINGS. 12. Ethics in Community, College, Addiction, and Forensic Settings: Avoiding Conflicts of Interest. 13. The Professional School Counselor: Applying Professional Standards to the Educational Culture. 14. The Ethics of Supervision and Consultation: Modeling Responsible Behavior. 15. Counselors and Therapists as Teachers and Researchers: Integrity, Science, and Care. Appendix A: American Counseling Association, Code of Ethics. Appendix B: American Psychological Association, Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. Appendix C: Ethical Standards for School Counselors. Appendix D: List of Specialized Ethics Codes and Guidelines in Mental Health Disciplines.

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