Boundary Wars: Intimacy and Distance in Healing Relationships
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Boundary Wars: Intimacy and Distance in Healing Relationships
Are intimate relations between clergy and those they serve, or between mental health professionals and their patients, ethical? Do such relations represent an abuse of power? This book squarely addresses these questions--and contains surprising answers. While uniformly supporting victims and abhoring abuse, these contriubtors reveal profound differences in interpreting the need for boundries in healing relationships.
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