Ethics For Addiction Professionals
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (722 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0894864548 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 70 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This trailblazing book provides a comprehensive view of the ethical issues that cut across the addiction field, from Employee Assistance Programs to treatment and aftercare. By addressing probing questions that illuminate today's complex ethical landscape, LeClair Bissell and James Royce explore how standard guidelines for professional conduct benefit counselors and clients alike.
LeClair Bissell, M.D., N.C.A.C. His publications include numerous journal articles and the book Alcohol Problems and Alcoholism: A Comprehensive Survey. II, is a former president of the American Medical Society on Alcoholism (now ASAM) and a lecturer, researcher, and consultant in the addiction field. She has written numerous articles and coauthored several books on chemical dependency and related topics, including To Care Enough:
About the Author LeClair Bissell, M.D., N.C.A.C. II, is a former president of the American Medical Society on Alcoholism (now ASAM) and a lecturer, researcher, and consultant in the addiction field. She has written numerous articles and coauthored several books on chemical dependency and related topics, including To Care Enough: Intervention with Chemically Dependent Colleagues, Chemical Dependency in Nursing: The Deadly Diversion, and Alcoholism in the Professions.James E. His publications include numerous journal articles and the book Alcohol Proble
"ethics" according to Linda Bishop. i like this book it helped me get throught my class that you again for assisting me. Good Book Richard A. Singer Jr. Ethics is the most important aspect of the profession of addiction treatment. there are many out there that are harming their clients due to not practicing ethically. This book provides a framework for ethics of the field, however you must always continue to treat each client and situation in an individual and creative manner. Aspire to be the best . A great start Steven Byrne Bissell and Royce have provided a much needed resource in this area. Especially pertinent are the sections addressing the competence of "recovered" addicts to counsel others. I would like to have seen some space devoted to analysis of case studies, such as the ones that were merely presented in the appendix. Perhaps in a future volume?