‘Politics’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 12

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When Mental Health Professionals Cover for Each Other

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 5 December 2005

Two weeks after well documented facts were published indicating unethical behaviour by an ISMHO founder, the mental health organization’s board of directors has formally expelled the whistleblower for activities contrary to the best interests of ISMHO — i.e., for telling the truth. The result of the board’s secret deliberations comes just days after board members misled the ISMHO membership, claiming the APA had found that no unethical behaviour had ever occurred.

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On Justifying Terrorism

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 22 November 2005

As the UK government moves to make it a crime to justify terrorist acts, I have to ask: don’t mainstream journalists justify terrorism every time they use the phrase ‘in response to’ in a description of terrorist acts, as they are particularly accustomed to doing when reporting on the conflict between the state of Israel and Palestinians?

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Online Mental Health Group Expels Whistleblower

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 19 November 2005

The International Society for Mental Health Online has expelled from its discussion list the whistleblower who first brought evidence to light suggesting unethical behaviour on the part of one of the group’s board members. The expulsion has apparently occurred in violation of the organization’s own guidelines. In addition, I would like to apologize publicly for incorrectly suggesting the ISMHO had censored the original message pointing to the evidence of this unprofessional behaviour.

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Online Therapist Avoids Censure Over Breach of Client Confidentiality

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 17 November 2005

Original article removed 28 July 2006: At the request of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), the article originally appearing at this URL has been removed. The BACP request allows that the article may be republished at a later time provided that identifying features of people and professional bodies involved in the matter being reported have been removed. The URL for the appropriately edited article is available below.

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A Terrorist Speaks; Is Anyone Listening?

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 2 September 2005

As a video message from one of the London suicide bombers offers the first direct glimpse into terrorist motivations and psychology, public statements from politicians continue to suggest that they are unwilling or unable to engage in fact-based analysis of the terrorist threat.

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