We can't afford it: confusions and silences on the topic of class

Article Abstract:

The true impact of social class lies on the issue of financial security. The irrational desire for large amount of money or property boils down to one's fear of a future financial tragedy. Furthermore, the enjoyment of financial security is affected by one's choices. For example, financial independence can be achieved by earning a large income or receiving a huge inheritance. However, the same independence can be attained by simply limiting oneself to the basic needs and limiting material possessions.

Analysis, Personal finance, Social classes, Social class

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A feminist model for ethical decision making

Article Abstract:

A model for ethical decision-making from a feminist point of view is presented. The model considers the clinician's emotional-intuitive responses, the sociocultural perspective of the therapist, client and consultant, and the client's participation in the decision-making process. In addition, the model takes into account the values and beliefs of the people involved as well as other cultural factors that may affect the different aspects of the ethical dilemma. An application of the model is provided.

Models, Decision making, Decision-making (Ethics)

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For love and money

Article Abstract:

This article discusses psychotherapists' personal and ethical issues with setting fees for their services. Topics include the societal taboo against discussing money, difficulty dealing with managed health care companies and issues of working in private practice.

United States, Economic aspects, Money, Psychotherapy

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