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Ethical Issues in Sandplay Practice and Research

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Sandplay practice is governed by ethical principles designed to both protect clients and recognize their right to self-determination and to guide the actions of sandplay therapists. Sandplay therapists are also responsible for adhering to the ethical guidance provided by their professional associations. This article provides an overview of governing ethical principles, as well as common issues arising in the context of therapy, including sandplay therapy. These include the informed consent process, confidentiality and disclosure of client information, dual relationships, conflicts of interest, boundary crossings, and boundary violations.

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Sandplay practice is governed by ethical principles designed to both protect clients and recognize their right to self-determination and to guide the actions of sandplay therapists. Sandplay therapists are also responsible for adhering to the ethical guidance provided by their professional associations. This article provides an overview of governing ethical principles, as well as common issues arising in the context of therapy, including sandplay therapy. These include the informed consent process, confidentiality and disclosure of client information, dual relationships, conflicts of interest, boundary crossings, and boundary violations.

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