Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor has published the following articles in the CounsellingResource.com.
If you want direct involvement in creating your own mental health web site, and you don’t want to work exclusively at the level of XHTML code, Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 is one of only two serious choices for visual editing and full-featured site management.
We provide a separate index of the latest clinical trials research bulletins relevant to drugs and other treatments used in mental health. You can search directly or browse by condition, sponsor, or clinical trial status.
Although inspired by the belief that making more information freely available to clients and practitioners is invariably a good thing, limitations of time and energy mean some unavoidable biases and selectivity in what is provided.
Despite clear evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of counselling and psychotherapy, pinning down specific reasons for effectiveness or identifying particularly effective approaches remains tricky. (NOTE: The review of Hubble, et al 1999 includes a great deal of additional information on the topic of effectiveness in therapy.)
Because security, privacy and confidentiality are central to the counselling process, this section specifically addresses encryption and security with a focus on the context of email counselling.
As a mental health professional, you will have certain obligations — some legal, some ethical — regarding confidentiality and the security of materials related to your practice. The first part of this article offers some brief notes on the types of encryption solutions available, while the second part explores their advantages and disadvantages and offers specific software suggestions. A companion article comments on some ethical issues relating to encryption.
As a mental health professional, you will have certain obligations — some legal, some ethical — regarding confidentiality and the security of materials related to your practice. This article comments on some ethical issues relating to encryption, while a companion article offers some brief notes on my personal experience with and views on encryption software.
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