How can you protect the autonomy and dignity of vulnerable clients in psychology?
As a psychologist, you may encounter clients who are vulnerable due to factors such as age, disability, mental illness, trauma, or abuse. These clients may have difficulties in expressing their preferences, understanding their rights, or resisting external pressures. How can you protect their autonomy and dignity, while providing them with the best possible care and support? Here are some tips to help you navigate the ethical challenges of working with vulnerable clients in psychology.