Clinical writing about patients: Negotiating the impact on patients and their treatment
NA Bridges - Psychoanalytic Social Work, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
The author discusses her experience in seeking consent from 16 patients to use clinical
material for publication. Sharing narrative case examples from her practice, she elucidates …
material for publication. Sharing narrative case examples from her practice, she elucidates …
[引用][C] Fees as a therapeutic transaction
M Davids - 1974 - Springer
Fee charging, which has been a perennial topic in human service fields, is once again
becoming a subject for some agitated discussion. Recently there has been advanced a point …
becoming a subject for some agitated discussion. Recently there has been advanced a point …
The price of a gift: an approach to receiving gifts from patients in psychiatric practice
DH Brendel, J Chu, J Radden, H Leeper… - Harvard review of …, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
When a patient or patient's family presents a psychiatrist with a gift, the clinician is
challenged to maintain appropriate professional boundaries but have the flexibility to …
challenged to maintain appropriate professional boundaries but have the flexibility to …
The moral perspective and the psychoanalytic quest
N Sherman - Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, 1995 - Guilford Press
Despite a growing appreciation of the ethical implications of psy choanalysis (Wallwork,
1991), there is still uneasiness about how to accommodate the psychoanalytic and ethical …
1991), there is still uneasiness about how to accommodate the psychoanalytic and ethical …
On moral countertransference
J Mills - International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
This article engages the question and meaning of moral countertransference within analytic
space and underscores the primacy of the analyst's moral agency as both an ongoing …
space and underscores the primacy of the analyst's moral agency as both an ongoing …
Our greatest vulnerability in the therapeutic encounter: Being human
E Leigh, J Silbert - Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016 - journals.sagepub.com
The desire to heal, the fear of failing, and the question of whether to gratify our clients' needs
or requests intermingle in the space where the personal and the professional seamlessly …
or requests intermingle in the space where the personal and the professional seamlessly …
Caring about patients and caring about money: the American Psychiatric Association code of ethics meets managed care
JE Sabin - Behavioral sciences & the law, 1994 - Wiley Online Library
Although the medical profession's codes of ethics have rightly been criticized for having
claimed authority to decide questions of medical ethics for society, codes continue to provide …
claimed authority to decide questions of medical ethics for society, codes continue to provide …
The ethics of psychoanalysis: A Lacanian perspectove
B Fink - Psychoanalytic review, 1999 - search.proquest.com
One of the most popular terms in psychology today is the adjective “inappropriate.” In every
clinic, at every case conference, we hear that “the client presented with inappropriate …
clinic, at every case conference, we hear that “the client presented with inappropriate …
The function of the frame and the role of fee in the therapeutic situation
S Buck - Women & Therapy, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
Money is a concrete representation of energy. As such, it is a primary vehicle for the
exchange of individual and collective energy in consumer-based societies. It is also an …
exchange of individual and collective energy in consumer-based societies. It is also an …