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• Title:Applied ethics and decision making in mental health / Michael Moyer, Charles Crews.
  
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• Author/Creator:Moyer, Michael, author.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Crews, Charles, author.
  
• Published/Created:Los Angeles : SAGE, [2017]
  

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  • Location:BMB LIBRARY (VGH) stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WM21 .M69 2017
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

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  • Call Number: WM21 .M69 2017
    
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  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Psychiatric ethics.
  Mental health personnel--Professional ethics.
  
• Medical Subjects: Counseling--ethics.
  Mental Health--ethics.
  Professional-Patient Relations--ethics.
  Clinical Decision-Making--ethics.
  Confidentiality--ethics.
  
• Description:xvii, 446 pages ; 24 cm
  
• Series:Counseling and professional identity.
  
• Summary:Applied Ethics and Decision Making in Mental Health covers professional issues and ethical decision making related to the codes of ethics of the American Counseling Association, the American Psychological Association, and the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy in an easy-to-read format, connecting ethical standards to real-life scenarios. This book not only focuses on the various aspects of legal issues and codes of ethics, but also includes ethical decision making models and exploration into the philosophy behind ethical decision making. By challenging readers to understand their own morals, values, and beliefs, this in-depth guide encourages critical thinking, real world application, and classroom discussion using case illustrations, exercises, and examples of real dialogue in every chapter.--Publisher website.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781483349756 paperback alkaline paper
  1483349756 paperback alkaline paper
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: Defining Ethics
  Codes of Ethics
  Principle Ethics
  Autonomy
  Non Maleficence
  Beneficence
  Justice
  Fidelity
  Veracity
  Ethics as Philosophy
  Relativism Versus Absolutism
  Motivation
  Socratic Method
  Counselor Self-Awareness
  Stress in Counseling
  Wellness Model
  Counselor Credentialing
  Professional Associations
  Overview of Ethical Decision Making
  How Would You Respond If You Were in Charles's Situation?
  Ethical Decision-Making Models
  Welfel's Model (2010)
  Cottone and Tarvydas Integrative Model (2007)
  Summary of Decision-Making Models
  Identify the Problem
  Review Relevant Ethical Codes and Laws
  Understand Your Own Morals, Values, and Beliefs and How They Might Influence Your Interpretation of the Code of Ethics and Laws
  Identify Possible Courses of Action
  Identify Benefits and Consequences of Possible Courses of Action
  Consult With Others
  Decide on a Course of Action and Implement
  Legal Decision Making
  Avoiding Ethical Problems
  Restrict Your Area of Practice
  Maintain Professional Boundaries
  Consult With Others
  Connect With Other Professional Counselors
  Strive for Self-Awareness
  Be Transparent With Clients
  Multicultural Competence and Understanding Diversity
  Diversity Considerations in the Counseling Relationship
  Diversity Considerations in Diagnosis and Assessment
  Diversity Considerations in Counselor Education and Supervision
  Client Rights
  Informed Consent
  Who
  What
  Purpose and Goals of Counseling
  Benefits Versus Risks of Counseling
  Fees and Billing
  Confidentiality and Limitations
  Grievances
  When
  How
  How Do Counselors Deliver Informed Consent to Clients and Students?
  How Do Counselors Make Sure Clients Fully Comprehend the Information Provided?
  How Do Counselors Obtain Consent From Minors or Others Who Are Unable to Give Voluntary Consent?
  Counselor Responsibilities
  Avoiding Imposing Morals, Values, and Beliefs
  Record Keeping
  Providing Competent Services
  Confidentiality
  Duty to Protect
  Duty to Warn
  End-of-Life Decisions
  Contagious, Life-Threatening Diseases
  Court-Ordered Disclosures
  Sharing Information With Subordinates, Interdisciplinary Teams, and Third-Party Payers
  Considerations
  Confidentiality Versus Privacy
  Storage and Disposal of Records
  Waiting Rooms
  Credit Card Billing
  Phone Calls
  Public Encounters
  Mandatory Reporting (Protecting Children and Vulnerable Adults)
  Theory and Techniques
  Diagnosis
  Identify the Problem
  Review Relevant Ethical Codes and Laws
  Understand Your Own Morals, Values, and Beliefs and How They Might Influence Your Interpretation of the Code of Ethics and Laws
  Identify Possible Courses of Action
  Identify Benefits and Consequences of Possible Courses of Action
  Consult With Others
  Decide on a Course of Action and Implement
  Professional Relationships
  Advertising
  Fees and Billing
  Referrals
  Credentials
  Maintaining Boundaries With Clients
  Social Relationships With Clients
  Rationale
  Potential Benefits
  Potential Consequences
  Sexual Attraction to Clients
  Receiving Gifts
  Counselors Understand the Challenges of Accepting Gifts
  Counselors Recognize in Some Cultures Small Gifts Are a Token of Respect and Gratitude
  Counselors Take Into Account the Therapeutic Relationship
  Counselors Take Into Account the Monetary Value of the Gift
  Counselors Take Into Account the Client's Motivation in Giving the Gift
  Counselors Take Into Account Their Own Motivation for Accepting the Gift
  Bartering
  Informed Consent
  Security Standards
  Social Media
  Records Storage
  Web Maintenance
  Multicultural and Disability Considerations
  Ethics in Group Work
  Counseling Couples and Families
  Informed Consent
  Confidentiality
  Clear and Foreseeable Harm
  Confidentiality and Sharing Information With Parents and School Personnel
  Responsibilities to the School
  Student Records
  Responsibilities of Counselor Education Programs
  Curriculum
  Responsibilities of Counselor Educators
  Roles and Relationships Between Counselor Educators and Students
  Supervisor Competency
  Informed Consent
  Who
  What
  When
  Responsibilities of Supervisors
  Relationships Between Supervisors and Supervisees
  Identify the Problem
  Review Relevant Ethical Codes and Laws
  Understand Your Own Morals, Values, and Beliefs and How They Might Influence Your Interpretation of the Code of Ethics and Laws
  Identify Possible Courses of Action
  Identify Benefits and Consequences of Possible Courses of Action
  Consult With Others
  Decide on a Course of Action and Implement
  Researcher Responsibilities
  Institutional Review Boards
  Participant Safety
  Voluntary Participation
  Persons Not Able to Give Consent
  Commitments to Participants
  Confidentiality of Information
  Deception
  Records Custodian
  Rights of Research Participants
  Researcher and Participant Relationships
  Reporting Results
  Publications
  Using Case Examples When Sharing Research Results
  Plagiarism
  Authorship
  Manuscript Submissions
  Manuscript Reviews.