Ethics for Addiction Professionals

“Ethics for Addiction Professionals” by LeClair Bissell is a first edition published by Hazelden Educational Materials in 1987. This 60-page book presents a comprehensive view of the ethical issues prevalent in the addiction field, covering topics such as Employee Assistance Programs, treatment, and aftercare. The authors, LeClair Bissell and James Royce, address critical questions that shed light on the complex ethical landscape faced by professionals in this area.
Readers will find an exploration of standard guidelines for professional conduct and how these principles serve to benefit both counselors and clients. The book delves into various aspects of medical ethics, psychology, and addiction, providing insights that are relevant to practitioners in the field. This edition serves as a resource for understanding the ethical considerations that are essential for effective practice in addiction treatment and support.
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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.
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