Articles about Ethics

How many therapists are aware of the more subtle privacy and confidentiality issues associated with this modern technology?

Our concept of ethics as health professionals is too narrow and doesn’t take our larger societal – and indeed global - context into consideration.

In Belgium, a mental health professional’s right to practise depends on a complex web of federal visas and regional licenses. Knowing how to check these separate, officia...

In Switzerland, mental health professionals are regulated by a comprehensive federal-cantonal system. Verifying a practitioner's cantonal license is essential for safe an...

In Hungary, state-licensed psychotherapists and largely unregulated psychologists operate under distinct frameworks, and understanding how to verify their credentials is ...

In France, a registered 'psychologue' and a registered 'psychothérapeute' operate under entirely different rules, and knowing how to check the correct official registry i...

In Egypt, a state-licensed psychiatrist and a psychologist operating under developing regulations follow entirely different rules, and knowing how to check for a Ministry...

In Indonesia, a psychologist registered with the national association (HIMPSI) and a counselor without registration operate under entirely different rules, and knowing ho...

In Argentina, a psychologist registered in Buenos Aires and a psychologist registered in Córdoba operate under entirely different provincial rules, and knowing how to che...

In Canada, a psychologist licensed in Ontario and a psychologist licensed in British Columbia operate under entirely different rules, and knowing how to check the correct...

In Hong Kong, a clinical psychologist on the government's accredited register and a counselor with simple association membership operate under entirely different rules, a...

Mental health laws shape who can provide care, patient rights, and access to services worldwide, offering insight into how mental health is supported across countries.