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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Helping: The Role and Influence of the Helper | |
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An Introduction to the Formal Process of Helping | |
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The Helping Process: A Blending of Art and Science | |
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The Helping Process: The Meeting of Client and Helper | |
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The Role of the Client in the Process of Change | |
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The Role of the Helper in the Process of Change | |
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Helper Variables: What the Helper Brings to the Helping Relationship | |
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Helper Values | |
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Helper Orientation: A Theoretical Agenda for Helping | |
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Helper Competencies: Issues of Knowledge and Skill | |
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Helper Sensitivity to Diversity and Culture | |
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The Ethics of Therapeutic Choice | |
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Professionalization, Professional Ethic, and Personal Response | |
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Ethics and Standards of Practice: The Profession's Response | |
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Ethical Standards: Guidelines for Helping Others | |
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Formal Ethical Standards: The Evolution of a Profession | |
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Across the Professions: A Review of Ethical Standards of Practice | |
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Common Concerns and Shared Values Across the Professions | |
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From Professional Behavior to Personal Being | |
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Ethics and the Law | |
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The Helping Process as a Legal Contract | |
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The Legal Foundation of Ethical Practice | |
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Ethical Does Not Always Equal Legal | |
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When Ethics and Legalities Collide | |
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The Nature of The Helping Relationship | |
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Ethical Conflicts: The System and the Interests of Others | |
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Serving the Individual within a System | |
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Ethical Culture of Social Systems | |
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Who Is the Client? | |
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When There Are Multiple Masters | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response | |
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Informed Consent | |
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The Rationale for Informed Consent | |
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Informed Consent Across the Profession | |
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Special Challenges to Informing for Consent | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response | |
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Confidentiality | |
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Confidentiality | |
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What and When Warranted? | |
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Confidentiality Across the Professions | |
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Limits and Special Challenges to Confidentiality | |
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Recent Legal Decisions | |
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Confidentiality and Privilege Communications | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response | |
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Boundaries and the Ethical Use of Power | |
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Setting and Maintaining Professional Boundaries | |
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Professional Objectivity: Essential to Professional Boundaries | |
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Dual Relationship: rossing and/or Mixing Boundaries | |
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Sexual Intimacy: A Clear Violation of Professional Boundaries | |
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Recent Legal Decisions | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response | |
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The Process of Helping | |
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Efficacy of Treatment | |
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Practicing Within the Realm of Competence | |
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Professional Development: Knowing the State of the Profession | |
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The Standard of Care: An Appropriate Treatment | |
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Employing an Action Research Approach to Practice | |
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The Use of Referral | |
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Recent Legal Decisions | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response | |
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Evaluation and Accountability | |
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Monitoring and Evaluating Intervention Effects | |
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Setting Treatment Goals and Objectives | |
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Record Keeping | |
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Recent Legal Decisions | |
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Beyond Professional Standards: A Personal Moral Response. Epilogue | |
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Appendices | |
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Professional Organizations | |
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Codes of Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice | |