Ethical Conundrums, Quandaries and Predicaments in Mental Health Practice

W. Brad Johnson is Professor of Psychology at the United States Naval Academy and Faculty Associate in the Graduate School of Education at Johns Hopkins University. As a past chair of the American Psychological Association's Ethics Committee and a former Director of Research for George Fox University's Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, Johnson is a leading authority on ethical practice in clinical psychology, having authored many publications including 10 books in the area of mental health and counseling.Gerald P. Koocher is Associate Provost and Professor of Psychology at Simmons College and a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Medical School.

• CONTRIBUTORS; JUGGLING PORCUPINES: BEING ETHICAL IN CHALLENGING ROLES AND WORK SETTINGS; W. BRAD JOHNSON AND GERALD P. KOOCHER; PART I: IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPIST'S OFFICE; JEFFREY E. BARNETT; LAURA S. BROWN; MICHAEL A. GRODIN; DAVID JOBES; MARY ANN MCCABE; JOHN PETEET; DAVID L. SHAPIRO; DAN SHAPIRO; JAMES L. WERTH JR; PART II: IN THE FORENSIC WORLD; RICHART L. DEMIER; ROBIN M. DEUTSCH; JOHN C. GONSIOREK; ROBERT KINSCHERFF; FREDERIC G. REAMER; LENORE E. WALKER; PART III: IN MEDICAL CENTER CORRIDORS; JAMES DUBOIS; NABIL HASSSAN EL-GHOROURY; LISA M. FARLEY; GERALD P. KOOCHER; 20. "I'VE GOT THIS FRIEND": MULTIPLE ROLES, INFORMED CONSENT, AND FRIENDSHIP IN THE MILITARY; W. BRAD JOHNSON; CARRIE H. KENNEDY; HEIDI S. KRAFT; SUSAN E. BRANDON; PART V: ORGANIZATIONS; CHARLES A. MORGAN III; RODNEY L. LOWMAN; NANCY T. TIPPINS; PART VI: IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES; LYVIA CHRIKI; EDWARD F. ETZEL; ALAN G. GREEN; PART VII: SUPERVISING OR ASSISTING COLLEAGUES; STEPHEN H. BEHNKE; CLARK D. CAMPBELL; GERALD COREY; JENNIFER L. DERENNE; JANET T. THOMAS; PART VIII: RELIGIOUS CONCERNS AND SETTINGS; JAMES A. CATES; ANDREW MICHEL; PART IX: IN THE PUBLIC ARENA; BRIAN BAIRD; GERALD SWEET; INDEX

a useful resource for supervision and training. As a reference guide for those involved in teaching ethics, this will be a very valuable contribution to any library.