Tag: therapist ethics


DOUBLE-AGENTRY

Conceptualizing Double-Agentry in Clinical Practice Double-agentry represents a critical and often unavoidable ethical dilemma arising within professional therapeutic settings, characterizing a situation where the clinician is subjected to a profound conflict between external demands and their primary, fiduciary obligation to the patient. This conflict involves a fundamental tension between the therapist’s professional interests, institutional allegiance, […]

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PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

The Foundation of Professional Ethics Professional ethics constitute the formal rules of conduct that govern a specific profession. These standards are meticulously drawn up, established, and enforced primarily by the members of the profession themselves or by a designated professional board or licensing body. They transcend mere societal customs or personal morality, instead enumerating stringent […]

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