Follow-up on “When a Colleague Breaks the Law”
Vanoye, Francis
Follow-up on “When a Colleague Breaks the Law” - 2012.
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According to the original article, published in N?40, psychotherapists who tried to act without betraying confidentiality agreements when they learned of abuses committed by a colleague on clients had their attitude determined by clients who were not ready to file a complaint. The therapists’ approach led to the opening of an investigation. This article offers the reader a chance to learn what happened afterwards: how the individuals who had been abused were supported with respect so that, in the end, a dozen filed complaints culminated in the indictment of the unscrupulous practitioner.
Follow-up on “When a Colleague Breaks the Law” - 2012.
68
According to the original article, published in N?40, psychotherapists who tried to act without betraying confidentiality agreements when they learned of abuses committed by a colleague on clients had their attitude determined by clients who were not ready to file a complaint. The therapists’ approach led to the opening of an investigation. This article offers the reader a chance to learn what happened afterwards: how the individuals who had been abused were supported with respect so that, in the end, a dozen filed complaints culminated in the indictment of the unscrupulous practitioner.
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