PART I
OVERVIEW OF ETHICAL ISSUES IN COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.
CHAPTER 1.
INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL ISSUES AND DECISION-MAKING IN COUNSELING
AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
CHAPTER 2.
THE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONS
CHAPTER 3.
VALUE ISSUES IN COUNSELING
CHAPTER 4.
ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES
CHAPTER 5.
INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL PRINCIPLES IN COUNSELING
CHAPTER 6.
INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL AND LEGAL STANDARDS IN COUNSELING AND
PSYCHOTHERAPY
PART II
ETHICAL AND LEGAL CHALLENGES ACROSS MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONS
CHAPTER 7.
CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PRACTICE
CHAPTER 8
SCHOOL COUNSELING AND SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE
CHAPTER 9
COUPLES, MARITAL, AND FAMILY THERAPY
CHAPTER 10
REHABILITATION COUNSELING
CHAPTER 11
ADDICTIONS COUNSELING
CHAPTER 12
CAREER COUNSELING
CHAPTER 13.
GROUP COUNSELING
PART III
ORGANIZATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUES
CHAPTER14.
ETHICAL CLIMATE
CHAPTER 15.
OFFICE, ADMINISTRATIVE, PRACTICES
CHAPTER 16.
ETHICS OF COUNSELING SUPERVISION
CHAPTER 17.
TECHNOLOGY ETHICS AND DISTANCE COUNSELING
PART VI.
CONCLUSION.
CHAPTER 18.
THE ETHICAL PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR AND PSYCHOTHERAPIST
APPENDIX
Robert Rocco Cottone, PhD, LPC is a Professor of Counseling at the
University of Missouri, St Louis in the Department of Education
Sciences and Professional Programs and a Certified Family
Therapist.
Vilia Tarvydas, PhD, CRC (Ret.), is Professor Emerita and former
Chair of the Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Department at
the University of Iowa.
Michael T. Hartley, PhD, CRC, is an associate professor and faculty
chair of the Counseling Program, Department of Disability and
Psychoeducational Studies at the University of Arizona.
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