Ethics in HIV-Related Psychotherapy: Clinical

Provides a practical decision-making model. Begins with an overview of the common ethical dilemmas encountered in HIV-related psychotherapy and discusses the degree of risk of legal malpractice and how to reduce the risk. Diverse case studies are presented highlighting common ethical conflicts. For therapists and graduate students. DNLM: HIV Infections--psychology.

Contributors

ix

Preface

xi

Disclaimer

xv

Introduction

xvii

I. Critical Factors Influencing Clinical Decision Making in HIV-Related Psychotherapy

1

(130)

HIV-Related Psychotherapy: Personal and Career Influences

3

(16)

Bob Barret

Ethical Issues in the Practice of Psychology With Clients With HIV/AIDS

19

(24)

Sara R. Stevenson

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Thinking Well About Doing Good in HIV-Related Practice: A Model of Ethical Analysis

43

(18)

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Bob Barret

Cultural Considerations in HIV Ethical Decision Making: A Guide for Mental Health Practitioners

61

(22)

Sally Jue

Sandra Y. Lewis

The Effects of Grief and Loss on Decision Making in HIV-Related Psychotherapy

83

(16)

Lynn Bonde

Clinical Decision Making in the Shadow of Law

99

(32)

Scott Burris

II. Case Examples Using a Systematic Decision-Making Model With HIV/AIDS Clients

131

(184)

A Decision Model for Ethical Dilemmas in HIV-Related Psychotherapy and Its Application in the Case of Jerry

133

(22)

Bob Barret

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The Secretive HIV-Positive Spouse: The Case of Ruben

155

(26)

Sally Jue

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The HIV-Positive Sex Worker: The Case of Rhonda

181

(18)

Vivian B. Brown

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The Mentally Ill, HIV-Positive Client: The Case of Mildred

199

(14)

Robert A. Washington

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The Adolescent at Risk for HIV: The Case of James

213

(20)

Robert A. Washington

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

Keeping Secrets From the HIV-Positive Adolescent Client: The Case of Kamau

233

(16)

Sandra Y. Lewis

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The HIV-Positive Disabled Client: The Case of Mike

249

(12)

Bob Barret

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

The Substance-Abusing, HIV-Positive Client: The Case of Angela

261

(16)

John R. Anderson

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

Multiple Roles with a Dying Client: The Case of Pat

277

(22)

Tom Eversole

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

Suicide and Confidentiality with the Client with Advanced AIDS: The Case of Phil

299

(16)

Bob Barret

Karen Strohm Kitchener

Scott Burris

Epilogue

315

(4)

Appendix: American Psychological Association Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct

319

(36)

Author Index

355

(6)

Subject Index

361

(6)

About the Editors

367

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Ethics in HIV-Related Psychotherapy: Clinical Decision-Making in Complex Cases

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