Values And Ethics In The Practice Of Psychotherapy and Counselling

Fiona Palmer Barnes (FBAC, BA) is a training analyst for the Association of Jungian Analysts and works in private practice in Herefordshire and London. She is also a professional member of the Severnside Institute for Psychotherapy and the Foundation of Psychotherapy and Counselling and chairs the Ethics Committee of UKCP. She is the author of Complaints and Grievances in Psychotherapy, published in 1998 by Routledge.Lesley Murdin taught for the Open University and in the United States. She trained in psychoanalytic psychotherapy at WPF Counselling and Psychotherapy and now runs their training. She has been chair of the Psychoanalytic Section of UKCP and of its Ethics Committee. She is the author of How much is Enough? published in 2000 by Routledge.

• Notes on editors and contributorsForewordIntroductionEthical principlesPsychotherapy as the practice of ethicsResponsible involvementethical dimensions of collegial responsibilityAssessmentfor what? for whom?Erotics and ethicsthe passionate dilemmas of the therapeutic coupleEthics and values in our practiceimpasse in psychotherapy and organizationsSuccess and failureValues and ethics in researching psychotherapyComplexities of practicepsychotherapy in the real worldThe sanctum, the citadel and the soukconfidentiality and paradoxThe private face and the public face of psychotherapyBeyond psychotherapybeyond ethics?And if not now, when?spirituality, psychotherapy and politicsIndex.