On being an ethical psychologist -- Making ethical decisions -- Enforcement of ethical conduct -- Knowing thyself: competence and credentials -- Psychotherapy part I. Ethical obligations of psychotherapists -- Pyschotherapy part II. Techniques and controversies -- The mental health business: money and manage care -- Privacy, confidentiality, and record keeping -- Psychological assessment: testing tribulations -- Multiple-role relationships I. Boundaries, risks and doing business -- Multiple-role relationships II. Close encounters -- Multiple-role relationships III. Attraction, romance, and sexual intimacies -- Relationships with colleagues, supervisees, and employees -- Marketing professional services -- The public face of mental health professionals -- Ethical dilemmas in academic settings -- Mental health practitioners in the legal system: tort and retort -- Challenging work settings: juggling porcupines -- Scholarly publication and the responsible conduct of research -- Appendix A. American Psychological Association's Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct -- Appendix B. Canadian Psychological Association: Canadian code of ethics for psychologists -- Appendix C. American Counseling Association: code of ethics -- Appendix D. National Association of Social Workers: code of ethics -- Appendix E. American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy: code of ethics -- Appendix F. American Psychiatric Association: The principles of medical ethics with annotations especially applicable to psychiatry.