Massage: Ethics in Massage Therapy
15.00
Learning objectives
- Define the concept of power dynamics.
- Distinguish between transference and countertransference.
- Describe the nature of the fiduciary role.
- List four ways a practitioner might work outside his or her scope of practice.
- Explain the risks of dual or multiple role relationships between practitioner and client.
- Explain the relationship between patient autonomy and agreements, including the client’s bill of rights, informed consent, and right to refuse treatment.
- List four strategies that reinforce appropriate boundaries.
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Ethics in Massage Therapy
15.00
Learning objectives
- Define the concept of power dynamics.
- Distinguish between transference and countertransference.
- Describe the nature of the fiduciary role.
- List four ways a practitioner might work outside his or her scope of practice.
- Explain the risks of dual or multiple role relationships between practitioner and client.
- Explain the relationship between patient autonomy and agreements, including the client’s bill of rights, informed consent, and right to refuse treatment.
- List four strategies that reinforce appropriate boundaries.