Please note: The fourth edition was published 31st May 2021. Law, Standards, and Ethics in the Practice of Psychology, Third Edition, by an eminent professor of psychology, provides a thorough discussion and information on the most important statutory and case law, regulations, standards of practice, ethics, and guidelines that are most pertinent to the daily practice of psychology in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador. The book covers such key topics as the regulation of the practice of psychology in those provinces as well as Dual Relationships: Managing the Boundaries, Informed Consent, Confidentiality, Client Information and Records, the Assessment and Treatment of Children and Adults, Practice in Custody and Access cases, Practice with young offenders and adult correctional clients, the business aspects of practice, the practitioner as expert witness and issues of malpractice. “[The third edition] includes a more cross-Canada perspective on the law from the major common law jurisdictions and incorporates recent legislative updates and current trends affecting the practice of psychology. Adding to the utility of the publication is a detailed list of references at the end of each chapter, as well as a detailed analytical index.” Contributing authors to this edition are David R. Evans, John C. Garland, Margaret T. Hearn, Amy S. Janeck, Nina Josefowitz, Shahé S. Kazarian, Michael C. King, Andrea M. Kowaz, M. Michael Koyle, Alan D.W. Leschied, Michèle Macartney-Filgate, Peter Osborne, W. Gary Snow, J. Stephen Wormith, and Catherine Yarrow. Table of Contents: Ch. 1 – Law, Standards, and Ethics in the Practice of Psychology (Evans) Ch. 2 – The Regulation of Psychology in Alberta (King) Ch. 3 – The Regulation of Psychology in British Columbia (Kowaz and Janeck) Ch. 4 – Regulation of Psychology in Newfoundland and Labrador (Garland) Ch. 5 – The Regulation of Psychology in Ontario (Yarrow and Osborne) Ch. 6 – Dual Relationships: Managing the Boundaries (Hearn ) Ch. 7 – Informed Consent (Evans) Ch. 8 – Confidentiality (Josefowitz) Ch. 9 – Client Information and Records (Evans) Ch. 10 – Assessment and Treatment of Children and Adults (Kazarian) Ch. 11 – Practice in the Custody and Access Domain (Evans) Ch. 12 – Practice with Young Offenders and Adult Correctional Clients (Leschied and Wormith) Ch. 13 – Business Aspects of Practice (Evans) Ch. 14 – The Practitioner as Expert Witness (Macartney-Filgate and Snow) Ch. 15 – Malpractice: Action and Counteraction (Koyle) Index About the author: David R. Evans is Professor Emeritus, Department of Psychology, The University of Western Ontario. He is a past president of both the Canadian Psychological Association and the Ontario Psychological Association. |
