Ethical assessment and moral reasoning in child therapy

Mishne, Judith

doi:10.1007/bf00755668

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1998

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“…How the practitioner meets the interests of both the parents and those of the child is frequently a cause of conflict (Mishne, 1992). Conflicting opinions present a serious challenge to the clinician who is forever mediating among systems.…”

Section: Working Within Multiple Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although the clinician attempts to pursue the child's best interest at all times, his or her actions are heavily influenced by the people in those other systems. When clinicians ask themselves how they should pursue the best interest of the child, the answer must take into account not only how the decision will affect the child, but also how others in the child's life will react to the suggestion (Mishne, 1992).…”

Section: Working Within Multiple Systemsmentioning

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