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Welfel/Leach's 'Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy,' 7th Edition, prepares you to effectively deal with complex ethical and legal issues. The 10-step model for ethical decision-making guides you through complicated ethics cases and challenging dilemmas. This edition places greater emphasis on the non-rational and emotional factors that affect ethical decision-making and practice. Coverage includes legal research and the professional literature of major topics in ethics (consent, confidentiality, competence to practice and multiple relationships) and in applied settings (community mental health, private practice, schools and teaching/research). Among other changes, this edition integrates the abundant recent scholarship on competent practice with diverse clients and the role of technology, social media and online counseling in ethical practice.

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Dr. Elizabeth Reynolds Welfel is a professor emeritus of Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology at Cleveland State University (CSU), where she served full time on the faculty for 26 years. Prior to her tenure at CSU, she was a member of the counseling faculty at Boston College. She earned her doctorate from the University of Minnesota. She has published and lectured extensively on the ethics of professional practice for mental health professionals throughout her career. She is also the co-author of ""The Counseling Process: A Multitheoretical Integrative Approach"" with Lewis Patterson, co-editor and co-author of ""The Duty to Protect: Ethical, Legal, and Professional Considerations for Mental Health Professionals"" (© 2009, APA Books®) and co-author of ""The Cambridge Handbook of Applied Psychological Ethics"" (Leach and Welfel, 2018). Her CV also contains dozens of publications and presentations on professional ethics. She was awarded the American Psychological Associations Lifetime Achievement Award in Ethics Education for her contributions to ethics research, teaching and scholarship. She also received Cleveland State's Distinguished Faculty Award for her teaching and research in ethics in 2004. Mark M. Leach, Ph.D. is a professor in the Department of Counseling and Human Development at the University of Louisville. He has been the Director of Training at two universities and a Department Chair. He earned his doctoral degree in counseling psychology from the University of Oklahoma and completed an internship at the University of Utah. Much of his scholarship has revolved around psychological ethics on both national and international levels. His research also includes work in the area of forgiveness and the influence of religion and spirituality on various psychological variables. He has engaged in work for the American Psychological Association and the International Association of Applied Psychology in various capacities, including being Vice-Chair of the Ethics Code Task Force charged with developing the next version of the APA ethics code. In addition to teaching and research, he has worked with clients in different capacities over many years, been an expert witness and has been a consultant, reviewer and an international visiting scholar.

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