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table of contents
  1. Half Title Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Introduction
  8. Part A
    1. 1 The Faith and Courage of Immigrant Families: Some Lessons Learned Along the Way
    2. 2 Start with Hospitality: Towards Enhancing the Counselling Experience with Muslims
    3. 3 Ethically Addressing the Employment Needs of Adults Living with Developmental Disabilities
    4. 4 Psychological Services for Transgender Youth: A Push towards Better Language and Understanding of Gender Issues
  9. Part B
    1. 5 Caring Responsibly in Long-Term Care: Ethical Considerations for Psychologists
    2. 6 The Call to Engage in Inner Work as Therapists
    3. 7 The Role of Deliberate and Reflective Practice in Fostering Responsible Caring in Supervision
    4. 8 Couple and Family Therapy: Steps to Responsible Caring for Practitioners, Supervisors and Educators
  10. Part C
    1. 9 Intrusions: Third-Party Requests for Psychotherapy Information
    2. 10 Stormy “Whethers”: Ethical Challenges of a Clinician in Academia
    3. 11 Indigenous Wellness and Healing: My Role as a Helper
    4. 12 Synergy and Challenges of Ethical Rural Interprofessional Collaborative Practice
  11. Part D
    1. 13 Being Part of the Solution, Not Part of the Problem: High-Conflict Divorce, Family “Justice,” and Responsibility to Society
    2. 14 Teamwork Required: Supporting First-Responding Organizations to Become Emotionally and Psychologically Safe Workplaces
    3. 15 Taking Hold of the Reins: Responding to the Ethical Need for Professionalism in Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapies
  12. Part E
    1. 16 Ethical Decision Making: An Idea Whose Time Had Come
    2. 17 tâpwêwin: Speaking to Truth about Assessment and Indigenous Children
    3. 18 Charting New Territory: Reflections on Accompanying a Client who has Chosen Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)
  13. Part F
    1. 19 From Parenting Training to Collaborating with Parents
    2. 20 Ethical Challenges for Psychologists Conducting Humanitarian Work
    3. 21 International Psychological Ethics: The Story of the Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles for Psychologists
  14. Appendices
    1. Appendix A
    2. Appendix B
    3. Appendix C
  15. Contributors
  16. Index

Acknowledgements

This book would not have existed without the wisdom of Dr. Jean Pettifor who seeded the idea of a book on psychologists’ experiences with ethics, using a more personal writing style. Jean was enormously helpful and supportive to us in the book’s early stages. Even though she is no longer with us, we wish to express our deep gratitude for her help and for the legacy she left us after a 67-year career as a psychologist.

We also wish to express our deep appreciation for the 42 passionate and experienced authors, who responded to the call to bring this project to life. Their dedication to seeing this project through and their patience during the many stages of the process were outstanding.

We also are grateful for The University of Calgary Press’ commitment to help us bring our manuscript to publication and for advocating on our behalf as needed. We are particularly grateful to Helen Hajnoczky and Brian Scrivener for their guidance and for answering our many procedural questions as well as to Peter Midgley, editor extraordinaire, for the accuracy of his work, and the promptness at which he edited the 600+ manuscript pages that formed this book. Lastly, we would like to thank Emily LeGrand who crafted the index for this book. Her kindness and professionalism were very much appreciated.

On a final note, we want to thank everyone who purchased a copy of this book and its contents, as all proceeds will go to the Dr. Jean and Dick Pettifor Scholarship Fund. The Scholarship helps fund graduate students’ research projects in professional ethics in psychology.

It takes a dedicated community to help the world move in more ethical directions. Thank you for being part of that community.

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