Until death do us part: an exploration into confidentiality following the death of a client

Article Abstract:

Psychologists are bound by the codes of their profession to keep the process of interaction with their clients to be confidential. However, the recent publication of therapy records on a celebrated client has raised the question of whether the rule of confidentiality extends beyond the client's death. Psychologists should consider the reprisals and lack of confidence that may occur when the public begins to perceive that confidentiality is not assured.

Confidential communications, Mental health counseling

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Dusseldorf and mental health

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This article provides an overview of the mental health services in Dusseldorf, Germany. A well-organized network of hospitals and community-based centers provide comprehensive mental health care and social services to all citizens under the social security system.

Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Mental health, Psychiatric services, Mental health services, Public health, Social services, Social service, Social security, Dusseldorf, Germany

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"The destruction of life unworthy of living" in National Socialist Germany

Article Abstract:

The impact of Nationalist Socialist ideology on the practice of psychiatry in Germany, which was forced to follow a policy of 'the destruction of life unworthy of living' between 1939 and 1945, is presented.

Management dynamics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Psychology & Psychiatry, Influence, National socialism, Ideology, Political ideologies

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