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Ethical dilemmas are important puzzles with no easy answers but are fun to contemplate.
I offer 13 in my PsychologyToday.com article today. In the service of presenting as many dilemmas as possible within the space's confines, I present each dilemma as pertaining to the same
client. That way, I needn’t provide a separate client background for
each dilemma.
In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I make the case that, especially in today's era of easy self-publication using Amazon's CreateSpace, it's worth writing a book even if it doesn't sell a single copy.
Of course, no app can replace a talented, well-suited therapist.
Alas, many people can’t afford one, and no one can to have a therapist
to call on as often as one wants 24/7. And alas, not all therapists are
talented, well-suited, accessible, and affordable.
Enter mental health
apps, arguably the most popular and well reviewed of which is Pacifica. I describe it in my PsychologyToday.com article today.
It’s all well-and-good for motivational gurus to encourage people to
take risks, but the people most likely to seek their advice tend to be
risk-averse. My PsychologyToday.com article today offers a list for such people.
