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Intro -- Positive Ethics for Mental Health Professionals -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I: Taking Stock -- 1. Basics of Awareness: Knowing Yourself and Your Core -- 2. Basics of Awareness: Privilege, Discrimination, Oppression, and Social Justice -- 3. The Process of Acculturation: Developing Your Professional Ethical Identity -- 4. Navigating the Ethical Culture of Psychotherapy -- Part II: The Nuts and Bolts of Psychotherapy Ethics -- 5. Boundaries and Multiple Relationships in the Psychotherapy Relationship -- 6. Confidentiality: A Critical Element of Trust in the Relationship -- 7. Informed Consent: The Three-Legged Stool -- 8. Making the Most of Supervision -- 9. Ending Psychotherapy: The Good, the Bad, and the Ethical -- Part III: The Ethical Ceiling -- 10. Putting It All Together: Toward Ethical Excellence -- Appendix A: Possible Information to Be Shared with Clients -- Appendix B: Policy Areas -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- EULA.

Ethics : what it is and what it is not -- Thinking well about doing good -- Foundational principles and using them to think well -- The practicalities of ethical decision making -- Beyond ethical decision making -- Professional ethical identity : the foundation for doing good well -- Competence : doing good and avoiding harm -- Competence in practice, research, and teaching -- Respecting others with informed consent -- Confidentiality : doing good, avoiding harm, and maintaining trust / with Randi Smith -- Professional boundaries and conflicts of interest -- Sexualized professional relationships : clearly causing harm -- Social justice : beyond being fair, to advocacy