Tangled Relationships: Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships in the Human Services

Contents\nPreface\n1. Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships: Key Concepts\n	Boundary Issues in the Human Services\n	A Typology of Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships\n	Managing Dual Relationships\n	Sound Decision Making\n	The Role of Practitioner Impairment\n2. Intimate Relationships\n	Sexual Relationships with Clients\n	Sexual Relationships with Former Clients\n	Counseling Former Sexual Partners\n	Sexual Relationships with Clients’ Relatives or Acquaintances\n	Sexual Relationships with Supervisees, Trainees, Students, and Colleagues\n	Physical Contact\n3. Emotional and Dependency Needs\n	Friendships with Clients\n	Unconventional Interventions\n	Self-disclosure\n	Affectionate Communications\n	Community-based Contact with Clients\n4. Personal Benefit\n	Barter for Services\n	Business and Financial Relationships\n	Advice and Services\n	Favors and Gifts\n	Conflicts of Interest\n5. Altruism\n	Giving Gifts to Clients\n	Meeting Clients in Social or Community Settings\n	Offering Clients Favors\n	Accommodating Clients\n	Self-disclosing to Clients\n6. Unavoidable and Unanticipated Circumstances\n	Geographic Proximity\n	Conflicts of Interest\n	Professional Encounters\n	Social Encounters\nEpilogue\nReferences\nIndex