Reducing vulnerability to ethics code violations: an at-risk test for marriage and family therapists

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The Ethics At-Risk Test is a self-administered diagnostic tool that aims to help family and marriage therapists lower the incidence of ethical practice standards violation. The test may also raise vital questions that are useful in discussions regarding the training of marriage and family therapists. Aside from analyzing the conditions that may lead to an ethics violation, the at-risk test also discusses dual relationships and ethics code violations that occur most often within the profession and recommends a course of action.

Tests, problems and exercises, Psychiatric ethics

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Response to "Are trustworthiness and fairness enough? Contextual family therapy and the good family

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The response to an evaluation of a study on the moral aspects of family therapy is presented. The evaluation questioned the study's emphasis on trustworthiness and fairness in contextual therapy. However, the conclusions of the evaluation are criticized. It is argued that these are based on common misconceptions about ethics and contextual therapy, which include the assumption that contextual therapy can preserve justice within families.

Analysis, Context effects (Psychology)

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Recruiting the next generation of marriage and family therapists through undergraduate internships

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A description is presented on programs designed to help undergraduate psychotherapy students become familiar with professional and practical application of their skills. Topics include doctoral training clinics, academic requirements and mentorship.

United States, Models, Education, Study and teaching, Interns (Clinical psychology), Internship programs

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