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catalog contributor b10826798.
catalog created "c1998.".
catalog date "1998".
catalog date "c1998.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
catalog description "Chapter 1. Introduction: Ethical Contexts, Ethical Rules -- What Is Context? -- Relevance of Context to Professional Ethics -- Problems with Rule-Based Ethics -- Impossibility of Functioning Ethically in an Unethical Profession -- Chapter 2. Crisis of Meaning in Psychotherapy and the Vulnerable Therapist -- Loss of Meaning -- Gods of Individualism, Narcissism, and the Marketplace -- Themes of Victimhood and Survivalism -- From Individual to Social Pathology -- Mental Health Professions' Response to the Crisis of Meaning -- Need for Transformation in the Mental Health Professions -- Chapter 3. Social Constructionism and Its Implications for the Mental Health Professions -- Evolution of Social Constructionism -- Psychotherapists: Latecomers to Social Constructionism -- Implications of Social Constructionism for Psychotherapy -- Chapter 4. Language: Some Theoretical Considerations -- Language: The Meaning Maker --".
catalog description "Classical Theories of Language -- Social Construction of Language -- Categories, Prototypes, and Idealized Cognitive Models -- Language Development in Children -- Power to Define Good and Bad, Sane and Mad -- Chapter 5. Diagnosis: The Power to Name -- Social Control Functions of Diagnosis -- Professional Resistance to Feminist Revisions of Diagnosis -- Institutional Self-Preservation: A Hidden Agenda of DSM -- Accommodation of Other Disciplines to the DSM -- Chapter 6. Social Constructionism's Challenge to Traditional Mental Health Beliefs: Some Additional Examples -- Ideas About the Self -- Ideas About Child Development and Developmental Stages -- Ideas About Feelings -- Ideas About Intelligence -- Ideas About Family -- Chapter 7. Language of Professional Ethics: Some Buzzwords -- Touch in Psychotherapy -- Boundaries -- Dual Roles -- Risks of Risk Management -- Chapter 8. Legal Vulnerability: Context --".
catalog description "Incidence of Complaints Against Psychotherapists -- Factors Contributing to the Legal Vulnerability of Therapists -- Chapter 9. Licensing Boards, Malpractice Actions, and Profiles of Complaints -- Licensing Boards -- Malpractice Actions -- Profiles of Complaints -- Mental Health Professions as Incestuous Systems -- Chapter 10. Psychological Vulnerability -- Values, Beliefs, and Practices -- Practice Context -- Life-Cycle Issues -- Sudden and Unpredictable Crises and Events -- Unique Aspects of Therapist History, Character, and Emotional Life -- Increased Psychological Vulnerability in a Context of Anxiety and Litigiousness -- Chapter 11. Alternatives to Traditional Models -- Feminist Ethics -- Social Constructionist Ethics -- Ethics of Communal Welfare -- Ethics by Character of the Therapist -- Chapter 12. Toward an Ethic of Multiplicity and Mutuality -- Honoring All Voices -- Mutuality -- Chapter 13.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-257) and index.".
catalog description "Toward an Ethic of Care, Compassion, and Character -- Care and Compassion in a 1990s Context -- Care and Compassion: Essential Components in the Client-Therapist Relationship -- Care and Compassion: The Self of the Therapist -- Care and Compassion for Colleagues -- Character of the Therapist -- Chapter 14. Toward Transformation -- Problems in Our Current Approach to Ethics -- Alternative Ethical Models -- Ethical Therapist -- Toward an Ethical Perspective at the Institutional Level.".
catalog extent "xv, 272 p. ;".
catalog identifier "0789001799 (hardcover : alk. paper)".
catalog identifier "0789004801 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
catalog isPartOf "Advances in psychology and mental health".
catalog issued "1998".
catalog issued "c1998.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Haworth Press,".
catalog subject "1998 F-772".
catalog subject "616.89/14 21".
catalog subject "Ethics, Professional.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapeutic Processes.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapists Job stress.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapists Professional ethics.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapy Moral and ethical aspects.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapy.".
catalog subject "RC455.2.E8 C6 1998".
catalog subject "Stress, Physiological etiology.".
catalog subject "WM 62 C652v 1998".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 1. Introduction: Ethical Contexts, Ethical Rules -- What Is Context? -- Relevance of Context to Professional Ethics -- Problems with Rule-Based Ethics -- Impossibility of Functioning Ethically in an Unethical Profession -- Chapter 2. Crisis of Meaning in Psychotherapy and the Vulnerable Therapist -- Loss of Meaning -- Gods of Individualism, Narcissism, and the Marketplace -- Themes of Victimhood and Survivalism -- From Individual to Social Pathology -- Mental Health Professions' Response to the Crisis of Meaning -- Need for Transformation in the Mental Health Professions -- Chapter 3. Social Constructionism and Its Implications for the Mental Health Professions -- Evolution of Social Constructionism -- Psychotherapists: Latecomers to Social Constructionism -- Implications of Social Constructionism for Psychotherapy -- Chapter 4. Language: Some Theoretical Considerations -- Language: The Meaning Maker --".
catalog tableOfContents "Classical Theories of Language -- Social Construction of Language -- Categories, Prototypes, and Idealized Cognitive Models -- Language Development in Children -- Power to Define Good and Bad, Sane and Mad -- Chapter 5. Diagnosis: The Power to Name -- Social Control Functions of Diagnosis -- Professional Resistance to Feminist Revisions of Diagnosis -- Institutional Self-Preservation: A Hidden Agenda of DSM -- Accommodation of Other Disciplines to the DSM -- Chapter 6. Social Constructionism's Challenge to Traditional Mental Health Beliefs: Some Additional Examples -- Ideas About the Self -- Ideas About Child Development and Developmental Stages -- Ideas About Feelings -- Ideas About Intelligence -- Ideas About Family -- Chapter 7. Language of Professional Ethics: Some Buzzwords -- Touch in Psychotherapy -- Boundaries -- Dual Roles -- Risks of Risk Management -- Chapter 8. Legal Vulnerability: Context --".
catalog tableOfContents "Incidence of Complaints Against Psychotherapists -- Factors Contributing to the Legal Vulnerability of Therapists -- Chapter 9. Licensing Boards, Malpractice Actions, and Profiles of Complaints -- Licensing Boards -- Malpractice Actions -- Profiles of Complaints -- Mental Health Professions as Incestuous Systems -- Chapter 10. Psychological Vulnerability -- Values, Beliefs, and Practices -- Practice Context -- Life-Cycle Issues -- Sudden and Unpredictable Crises and Events -- Unique Aspects of Therapist History, Character, and Emotional Life -- Increased Psychological Vulnerability in a Context of Anxiety and Litigiousness -- Chapter 11. Alternatives to Traditional Models -- Feminist Ethics -- Social Constructionist Ethics -- Ethics of Communal Welfare -- Ethics by Character of the Therapist -- Chapter 12. Toward an Ethic of Multiplicity and Mutuality -- Honoring All Voices -- Mutuality -- Chapter 13.".
catalog tableOfContents "Toward an Ethic of Care, Compassion, and Character -- Care and Compassion in a 1990s Context -- Care and Compassion: Essential Components in the Client-Therapist Relationship -- Care and Compassion: The Self of the Therapist -- Care and Compassion for Colleagues -- Character of the Therapist -- Chapter 14. Toward Transformation -- Problems in Our Current Approach to Ethics -- Alternative Ethical Models -- Ethical Therapist -- Toward an Ethical Perspective at the Institutional Level.".
catalog title "The vulnerable therapist : practicing psychotherapy in an age of anxiety / Helen W. Coale.".
catalog type "text".