Confidentiality & record keeping in counselling and psychotherapy : recording confidences / Tim Bond and Barbara Mitchels.
Material type:
TextSeries: Legal resources for counsellors and psychotherapistsPublisher: London : SAGE, 2008Description: 158 pages ; 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1412912695
- 9781412912693
- 1412912709
- 9781412912709
- Confidentiality and record keeping in counselling and psychotherapy
- Confidentiality and record keeping in counselling and psychotherapy : Recording confidences
- Recording confidences
- 344.41044 22
- RC455 .B66 2008
Contents:
Recording Confidences Walking the Tightrope -- A Right to Confidentiality The Client's Perspective -- Confidentiality As Legal Responsibility Obligations of the Therapist -- Responding to Dilemmas Over Confidentiality -- Confidentiality in Supervision, Training, Research and Audit -- Record-Keeping Basic Responsibilities -- How Long to Keep Records? -- Record Keeping A Case Study -- Sharing Information Between Professionals -- Developing Agency Policy and Practice A Case Study -- Mental Capacity, Parental Responsibility and Consent -- Recording Confidences Practical Guidelines.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book | North Campus North Campus Main Collection | 344.41044 BON (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | A378185B |
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| 344.4104197 KEN Their rights : advanced directives and living wills explored / | 344.4104197 MCL Life, death and disability / | 344.41044 BAR Mental health law : policy and practice / | 344.41044 BON Confidentiality & record keeping in counselling and psychotherapy : recording confidences / | 344.41044 DIM Legal aspects of mental capacity / | 344.41044 PEA Decisions and dilemmas : working with mental health law / | 344.41099 GAR Sports law. |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Recording Confidences Walking the Tightrope -- A Right to Confidentiality The Client's Perspective -- Confidentiality As Legal Responsibility Obligations of the Therapist -- Responding to Dilemmas Over Confidentiality -- Confidentiality in Supervision, Training, Research and Audit -- Record-Keeping Basic Responsibilities -- How Long to Keep Records? -- Record Keeping A Case Study -- Sharing Information Between Professionals -- Developing Agency Policy and Practice A Case Study -- Mental Capacity, Parental Responsibility and Consent -- Recording Confidences Practical Guidelines.
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