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Dec 08, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Ethical Concerns in Assessments after having been a therapist for the client
by: Jennifer

Does anyone know of references addressing the ethical concerns of engaging in psychological/forensic assessments AFTER having been the previous therapist for an individual, specifically a child in the context of a custody hearing? I'm trying to find references that I could use to properly inform the attorneys in such a case and the Court.
Apr 02, 2009
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by: David

Hi Frank

Professor Chris Cronin wrote an excellent article on ethics in forensic psychology for the website (see following link)

Ethics In Forensic Psychology

Hope this helps

Cheers

David

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