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The Ethical Lives of Clients

Transcending Self-Interest in Psychotherapy
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This casebook provides therapists with the skills needed to be effective ethical consultants for clients seeking guidance for moral dilemmas. It describes the LEAP-C model for creating constructive dialogues while respecting client autonomy by listening, exploring, affirming, offering perspective, and even challenging clients. In-depth case examples demonstrate how to apply this model in various scenarios. This book also provides guidance for being a citizen therapist who lends their expertise to address societal issues, like political discord and police-community relations.
William J. Doherty, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Family Social Science and Director of the Citizen Professional Center at the University of Minnesota. He is a practicing marriage and family therapist and cofounder of The Doherty Relationship Institute. He has made many appearances in media outlets and has written 15 other books, including Take Back Your Marriage, Second Edition. Dr. Doherty also leads the Citizen Health Care and Families and Democracy Project, is past president of the National Council on Family Relations, and recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Family Therapy Academy. Visit https://dohertyrelationshipinstitute.com/.
Introduction. The Ethical Domain of Clients' Lives Part I. The Science and Practice of Ethical Consultation Chapter 1. Foundations of Ethical Consultation in Therapy Chapter 2. The Craft of Ethical Consultation in Therapy Part II. Common Ethical Dilemmas in Clients' Lives Chapter 3. Keeping or Ending Commitments Chapter 4. Having Affairs Chapter 5. Lying and Deceiving Chapter 6. Harming Others Part III. The Responsibilities of Therapists as Ethical Consultants Chapter 7. The Self of the Therapist in Ethical Consultation Chapter 8. The Citizen Therapist Afterword. Two Therapy Cases That Had a Public Impact References Index About the Author
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