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Negotiating the Gray Areas of Ethical Decision Making: Deaf Therapists Working in the Deaf Community
<p>Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing psychologists, who provide services to the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community, face unique dilemmas when dealing with overlapping relationships. Similar to psychologists from other small or rural communities, dual relationships are generally unavoidable. The ethical …
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A Phenomenological Study into British Sign Language Users’ Experiences of Psychological Therapies
The provision of mental health services for Deaf people in the United Kingdom is mostly from secondary and tertiary health care that caters for the moderate to severe spectrum of mental health issues with little provision from primary care such as psychological therapies. Improving Access to …
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Disabling Psychology: A Crip Analysis of Deaf and Blind Psychotherapists in Practice
… explores the phenomenological experience of d/Deaf or blind psychotherapists who work with nondisabled clients, seeking to understand the perceived impact of disability on the therapeutic relationship. There is an abundance of research on nondisabled therapists treating disabled clients but …