Using bookmarks: An approach to support ethical decision making in play therapy.

Carnes‐Holt, Kara; Maddox, Robert Paul; Warren, Jane; Morgan, Michael M.; Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

doi:10.1037/pla0040380

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“…This category had the least number of articles ( n = 4) out of the seven categories. Two articles focused on ethical decision-making (Carnes-Holt, Maddox, Warren, Morgan, & Zakaria, 2016; Ware & Dillman Taylor, 2014), one article focused on Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA; Letzring & Snow, 2011), and one article focused on values exploration for play therapists (Oden & Johnson, 2010). All of the articles under the Ethics category were nonresearch and only the article by Oden and Johnson (2010) was related to multiculturalism.…”

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Examining the trends of play therapy articles: A 10-year content analysis.

Yee

Ceballos

Swan

2019

International Journal of Play Therapy

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The field of play therapy is rapidly growing and has been recognized as an evidencebased practice. As the field continues to grow, there is an increasing need to examine publication trends in this field to better understand areas of strengths and potential for improvements. To accomplish this goal, we conducted a content analysis of play therapy articles that were published within the years 2008 -2017. Publication trends revealed seven themes that all articles fell under, with the theory/approach theme having the most articles (44.6%). There were mixed results between research and nonresearch articles with some topics having more research articles and other topics having more nonresearch articles. Unfortunately, all topics severely lacked articles with a multicultural focus. Implications, limitations, and recommendations for future research are discussed.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Ethics had the least number of articles among the categories ( n = 4). Two articles were written regarding ethical decision making (Carnes-Holt et al, 2016; Ware & Dillman Taylor, 2014). One article was written on values exploration for play therapists (Oden & Johnson, 2010).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the trends of play therapy articles: A 10-year content analysis.

Yee

Ceballos

Swan

2019

International Journal of Play Therapy

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“…School counselors often face ethical challenges in their work due to their unique role as both educator and mental health professional. These challenges can include uncertainties such as (a) conflicting expectations and needs, (b) addressing professional competence, (c) maintaining confidentiality while adhering to school policy, (d) respecting the rights of parents/guardians, balancing ethical codes with conflicting legal requirements, and (e) addressing school policies and community standards that differ from one’s own ethics and professional ethical standards (Calley, 2009; Carnes-Holt et al, 2016; Flynn & Black, 2011; Guterman & Rudes, 2008). Competence to navigate these challenges develops over time and often involves self-reflection, increasing self-awareness, dialogue with peers, and education (Carnes-Holt et al, 2016).…”

Section: Ethical Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Demystifying Tele-Counseling: Meeting Student Needs Through Ethical Decision-Making and Collaborative Consultation

Williams,

Maddox,

Hunt

et al. 2023

J Spec Educ Technol

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Digital technology has been an integral part of transforming educational resources for students in recent decades, however, the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic has focused education on infusion of digital technologies throughout programs to better meet students’ needs. School districts have benefited from the American Rescue Plan Act funding and the surge of new or re-envisioned resources and tools launched in the aftermath of the pandemic’s influence on school environments. Through this phenomenon, new opportunities have become particularly accessible to students with disabilities, and educators are in a new position to collaboratively consult to ensure resource availability. This paper discusses implications of the progressing landscape of technology in schools for providing mental health services. Using a fictional district-wide memo it illustrates how collaborative consultation can guide practitioners to use ethical considerations and ideal practices in technology integration and collaboration to meet the needs of students with disabilities.

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“…Although self-care is a crucial component of helping professionals' well-being, it is insufficient to protect them from occupational risks. However, lack of self-care has been linked to unsatisfactory service quality which can be detrimental to both our clients and ourselves (4,5,43,44,46). Helping professionals tend to prioritize their clients' emotional support over their own, neglecting self-care activities that would lead to burnout (45) and consequentially the quality of service provided.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Self-care among the Helping Professionals: A Systematic Literature Review

Tan,

Sinnasamy,

Zakaria

2023

MJMHS

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Introduction: Self-care is important in all aspect of our life. Generally, the concept of self-care is not a new term that attracted scholars to conduct relevant studies. Despite the number of self-care research on specific group or issues on the self-care practices, the comprehensive of self-care from the aspect of types, relation and factors of self-care has been relatively limited. Hence, this review synthesizes the available research exploring self-care issues among the helping professionals. Methods: A systematic review was conducted for papers published from year 2017-2021 included qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods articles. Meanwhile, a Reporting Standards for Systematic Evidence Syntheses (ROSES) was adopted for current study. Two main journal databases, Scopus, Web of Science and additionally Google Scholar and PsycArticles were utilised. Results: The search yield 26 articles that can be analysed systematically. Outcome included identify types of self-care emphasized by helping professionals, relation, and factors influence self-care. Conclusion: Finding synthesizes the latest research on self-care, and highlights the benefits of self-care for the helping professionals. Finally, a number of recommendations were discussed at the end of the research.

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Using bookmarks: An approach to support ethical decision making in play therapy.

Cited by 4 publications

References 45 publications

Examining the trends of play therapy articles: A 10-year content analysis.

Examining the trends of play therapy articles: A 10-year content analysis.

Demystifying Tele-Counseling: Meeting Student Needs Through Ethical Decision-Making and Collaborative Consultation

Self-care among the Helping Professionals: A Systematic Literature Review

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