AAMFT code of ethics
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This document contains the code of ethics from the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). It outlines ethical standards for marriage and family therapists on topics such as non-discrimination, sexual intimacy with clients, electronic therapy, responsibility to clients, maintaining confidentiality, professional competence and integrity, informed consent in research, advertising and promotion, and maintaining accurate credentials. The full code of ethics can be found on the AAMFT website.
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- 1. Stephany Velasquez, Sonia Gomez, Michelle Ramirez BSHS 335 Beatriz Zayas 02-25-14
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