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200	1		_aChristian Counseling Ethics _eHandbook for Therapist, Pastor & Counselors _fSanders, R.K.
210			_aDowners Grove _cInter Varsity Press _d1997
327			_a1. Embracing Our Ethical Mandate - Randolph K. Sanders Ethical Issues in Mental Health Responses to Codes of Ethics Christian Mental Health Care Today Cultural and Religious Trends The Christian Mental Health Professional Ethics and Scripture Ethics and God's Call 2. Psychotherapy & Christian Ethics - Alan C. Tjeltveit "Ethics" versus "Christian Ethics" Professional Ethics Ethics in Context and as Content Ethical Theory Social Ethics, Public Policy and Consensus Part 1 The Christian Practitioner 3. Essential Elements for Ethical Counsel - Horace C. Lukens Jr. Confidentiality Informed Consent to Treatment Documentation Ending Treatment Dual Relationships 4. Qualifications of the Christian Mental Health Professional - Richard E. Bultman Defining Competence Ten Guidelines for Improving the Competence of Christian Clinicians 5. Pastors who counsel - Bill Blackburn Pastoral Counseling in Context The Pastor as Shepherd Integrity of the Pastor The Ethics of Referral Boundary Issues General Guidelines for Pastoral Counseling 6. Sexual Misconduct & the Abuse of Power - John F. Shackelford & Randolph K. Sanders Incidente of Sexual Misconduct Ethical Standards Patients are harmed Patients Most Likely to Be Abused Sexual Misconduct and the Abuse of Power Other Types of Abuse of Power The Abusing Therapist Rehabilitation of Abusing Therapists Prevention 7. Christian Responses to the Unethical Healer - Ioma L. Hawrins & Colleen K. Benson A Survey of Christian Counselors and Ethical Behavior Results of the Survey Conclusoins reached The Response to the Impaired Healer When to take Action Part 2: Issues in Counseling Ethics 8. Ethics in Marital Therapy & Premarital Counseling - Steven J. Sandage & Everett L. Wortbington Jr. Ethical Principles Christian Ethics Professional Ethics Integrative Ethics Ethical Theories Ethical Themes Issues Arising in Professional Practice Issues Arising from Theological Views Issues Arising from Research and Practice 9. The Homosexual Client - Mark A. Yarhouse & Stanton L. Jones Principle A: Competence Principle B: Integrity Principle C: Professional and Scientific Responsibility Principle D: Respect for people's rights and dignity Principle E: Concern for Others Welfare Principle F: Social Responsibility 10. The Child Client - Jeffrey S. Berrybill & Angela M. Sabates Protection of children Child Abuse Children's Rights Discipline Informed Consent Confidentiality Participation in Direction of Treatment Spiritual Issues 11. Clients with chronic conditions - James H. Jennison Professional Codes of Ethics Chronic Clinical Conditions Sources of Bias Ethical Issues and the Chronic Patient A Christian Perspective on the Chronic Patient 12. Deprogramming - H. Newton Malony Families Can Overreact Abusing authority Satanic Ritual Abuse and Brainwashing When Cult is an Unfair Label The Hazards of Extreme Beliefs Available Alternatives Part 3: Counseling Contexts 13. Business ethics in Mental Health Service - Randolph K. Sanders The Business of Mental Health Truth in Advertising Payment for Services Interactions Inside and Outside the workplace 14. Lay Counselor Training - Siang-Yang Tan Ethical and Legal Issues Confidentiality Competency Choice Possible Hazards Faces by the Lay Counselor Proper Evaluation of Lay Counselors 15. Ethical Issues in Special Settings: An Interview with Stepben H. Allison & Richard I. Price - Randolph K. Sanders Ethical Issues in Military and University Counseling Issues Beyond the Ethics Code Conflict Between Ethics and Organizations Spiritual Resources in Counseling Ethical Dilemmas in Secular Settings Suggestions for the Young Professional 16. Forensic Psychology - James M. Alsdurf The Nature of Forensic Psychology Professional Guidelines and Codes of Conduct Speciality Guidelines for Forensic Psychology Predicting Behavior Christian Ethics and Forensic Psychology Christian Ethics as a Guide to Forensic Practice Using "Christian" Psychology as a Source of Authority The Difficulties of Integration in a forensic Setting Part 4: Current Trends in Ethical Education 17. Training Programs - Mark R. McMinn & Katheryn Rhoads Meek Graduate Training What Is the Essential Content of an Ethics Curriculum? What are the Effective Methods of Teaching Ethics? Continuing Education Consultation and Supervision Personal Therapy 18. A Model for Ethical Decision Making? - Randolph K. Sanders Ethical Foundations A Model for Ethical Decision - Making Case One: Temptation Case Two: Confidentiality Versus the Client's Welfare 19. Christian Codes: Are they Better? - James R. Beck Christian Codes Secular Codes Williams's Ethical Descriptors Malony's Comparison Distinctives of the Christian Codes Future Issues Appendix A: The Ethical Behavior of Christian Therapists - Mark S. Oordt The Practices of Christian Psychotherapists Boudary Issues Sexual Issues Financial Issues Confidentiality Accountability and Protecting the Profession Miscellaneous Behaviors Appendix B: Ethical Codes & Guidelines APA CAPS AAPC AAMFT ACA Appendix C: Sample Consent Forms Contributors Index
330			_aA client raises spiritual questions. Can a Christian therapist working in a government agency talk with a client about faith A young couple with two children asks a Christian counselor to help them negotiate an end to their marriage. What responsibility does the counselor have to try to * the relationship A youth group member confidentially reveals to the pastor that he is taking drugs. Should the pastor tell the boy's parents A counselor who teaches a college course has a client show up for class. What should she do These are just a few of the complex dilemmas that therapists, counselors and pastors face nearly every day. Handling these situations appropriately is critical for both the client's progress and the professional's personal credibility and protection from *. State and federal codes, professional association statements and denominational guidelines have been drawn up to address ethical issues like competence, confidentiality, multiple relationships, public statements, third parties and documentation. In this book you'll find them all compiled and interpreted in light of Christian faith and practice. Written by qualified professional counselors and respected academic instructors, this book is an indispensable resource for understanding and applying ethics in Christian counseling today.
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