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Ethics

Theoretical

Meta-ethics · Universal values Normative · Descriptive Consequentialism Deontology Virtue ethics · Ethics of care Good and evil · Morality

Applied

Ethical code · Scientific ethics Professional ethics · Research ethics Psychotherapy and ethics Bioethics · Utilitarian Bioethics Medical ethics Human rights · Animal rights Social responsibility · Patients Rights

Core issues

Justice · Value Right · Duty · Virtue Equality · Freedom · Trust Free will · Consent

Key thinkers

Aristotle · Confucius · Aquinas Hume · Kant Bentham · Mill Kierkegaard · Nietzsche Hare · Rawls · MacIntyre Singer · Gilligan This box: view • talk • edit

See alsoEdit

• Confidentiality
• Dual relationships
• Record keeping

ReferencesEdit

BooksEdit

• Barnes,Palmer, & & Murdin, L (2001) Values And Ethics In The Practice of Psychotherapy And Counselling. Open University Press. ISBN 0335204759
• Bond, T (2000) Standards and Ethics for Counselling in Action. Sage. ISBN-10: 076196309X
• Clarkson, P(1999) Ethics: Working with Ethical and Moral Dilemmas in Psychotherapy. Whurr Publishers Ltd ISBN-10: 1861561121
• Proctor, G (2002) The Dynamics of Power in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Ethics, Politics and Practice. PCCS Books. ISBN 1898059403
• Syme, G (2003). Dual Relationships in Counselling & Psychotherapy: Exploring the Limits. Sage. ISBN 0761960880

PapersEdit

• Karasu, TB (1980)The ethics of psychotherapy. Am J Psychiatry.1980; 137: 1502-1512