July/August 2012

Ethics in the Digital Age

Where do we set the boundaries?
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Editor's Note

Rich Simon

The hallmark of the therapeutic encounter is that the therapist is an expert, trained in a... Read more

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Yesterday’s Ethics Vs. Today’s Realities

Boundaries in an Age of Informality

As the status of therapist has shifted from an oversized figure with Svengali-like powers to an overworked and underpaid service provider at the mercy of the... Read more

Therapeutic Ethics In The Digital Age

When the Whole World is Watching

The revolution in communication technology has created a new set of ethical dilemmas, which are invading our sessions, whether we know it or not. Read more

Therapist Self-Disclosure

Think Before You Get Personal

The ways we disclose, read cues from our clients, and dialogue about what’s been divulged are the keys to whether therapist self-disclosure helps clients’... Read more

Psychotherapy and The Law

Two Practical Perspectives
Steven Frankel and Clifton Mitchell

A therapist–lawyer on what most often gets clinicians in trouble with the law and everything you need to know about the duty to report, to warn—and more. Read more

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The Art of Hanging-In There

A Hospice Social Worker’s Take on Inside Curveballs

When something is coming at you that may cause pain or self-doubt, it’s natural to want to duck. Read more

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What If Your Mobile Device Went Missing?

The Importance of Tracking our Technologies

The Anatomy of Self-Hatred

Learning to Love Our Loathed "Selves"

Stop, Look, and Listen!

Resisting the Culture of Extroversion

Mozart Redux

Not All Families are Related by Blood