This book is a must-read for any psychotherapist. It explores the realworldand often secret problems encountered in clinical practice in a creative, personal, and very useful fashion. In this world of increasing professionalaccountability and liability, clinicians can be assured that their practices will be much better off for having implemented the commonsense suggestions made by the authors.
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This is the MOST PRACTICAL book on boundaries and ethics I have read in any language. It is an ideal text for professional training programs in psychology or other mental health fields. But it is also something one could use to guide practicing clinicians and/or plan inservice training. Last but not least, for the consumer who is wondering what "the rules are," this is far easier to understand than an ethics code. Nothing available in the professional literature can match this contribution by three widely acknowledged leaders in the field who have provided a virtual cornucopia of useful guidance. They cover many vital things including some rarely discussed. It's worth many times its price. This is the first book I think which could actually be used as a text in a professional training program which is seeking to truly cover the realities of the practice that their students face in the future.
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Thank you, Dr. Pope, for courageously writing about taboos in therapy!,
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In graduate training, we are trained to follow ethical principles, but discussions are limited. Students and professors seem afraid to openly discuss the taboo topics, like therapist feelings of fear, anger, hatred, and sexual attraction. This book provides the context for open, respectful, and insightful discussions in graduate-level ethics courses. Thank you, Dr. Pope!
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This book is a must read for any psychotherapist. It explores the real
world and often secret problems encountered in clinical practice in a creative, personal and very useful fashion. In this world of increasing professional accountability and liability, clinicians can be assured that their practices will be much better off for having implemented the common sense suggestions made by the authors. Jeffrey N. Younggren, Ph.D., ABPP Risk Management Consultant American Psychological Association Insurance Trust
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