Search Results - "GUTHEIL, T. G"

On wearing two hats: role conflict in serving as both psychotherapist and expert witness by STRASBURGER, L. H, GUTHEIL, T. G, BRODSKY, A

“…OBJECTIVE: This article explores the clinical, legal, and ethical problems that typically occur when a psychotherapist serves as both a treating clinician and…”
Get full text

Misuses and Misunderstandings of Boundary Theory in Clinical and Regulatory Settings by Gutheil, Thomas G., Gabbard, Glen O.

“…OBJECTIVE: This paper outlines a number of misapplications of boundary theory in both regulatory settings and clinical situations. METHOD: The authors review…”
Get full text

Informed Consent in Psychotherapy by Beahrs, John O., Gutheil, Thomas G.

“…OBJECTIVE: The authors sought a rational approach to implementing informed consent within the practice of psychotherapy. METHOD: The history of informed…”
Get full text

The concept of boundaries in clinical practice: theoretical and risk-management dimensions by Gutheil, T G, Gabbard, G O

“…The authors systematically examine the concept of boundaries and boundary violations in clinical practice, particularly as they relate to recent sexual…”
Get more information

E-mail and Psychiatry : Some Psychotherapeutic and Psychoanalytic Perspectives by BHUVANESWAR, C. G, GUTHEIL, T. G

“…In this paper, we consider the use of e-mail in psychotherapy and its impact on the experience of therapy for both patient and clinician. We discuss in detail…”
Get full text

Neuroleptics: Effects on Neuropsychological Function in Chronic Schizophrenic Patients by Cassens, Geraldine, Inglis, Aleida K., Appelbaum, Paul S., Gutheil, Thomas G.

“…We have reviewed the literature from the 1950's to the present on the effects of neuroleptics on perceptual and neuropsychological function in chronic…”
Get full text

Adventures in the twilight zone: empirical studies of the attorney-expert relationship by Gutheil, T G

“…A series of empirical pilot studies, performed during workshops at meetings of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law (AAPL), and examining various aspects…”
Get full text

Borderline personality disorder, boundary violations, and patient-therapist sex: medicolegal pitfalls by Gutheil, T G

“…The author addresses the issue of sexual relations between therapist and patient and the related boundary violations that are involved in such relations. He…”
Get more information

Forensic psychiatrists' fee agreements: a preliminary empirical survey and discussion by Gutheil, T G

“…The author performed a preliminary empirical study of forensic fee agreements. A survey of forensic psychiatrists produced samples of fee agreements used for…”
Get full text

A Date With Death: Management of Time-Based and Contingent Suicidal Intent by Gutheil, Thomas G., Schetky, Diane

“…Objective:The patient who voices suicidal intent in terms of the future or in terms of certain life contingencies presents special difficulties for the…”
Get full text

A Confusion of Tongues: Competence, Insanity, Psychiatry, and the Law by Gutheil, Thomas G.

“…Psychiatrists share with the public some confusion and uncertainty about two highly visible forensic psychiatric examinations: competence to stand trial and…”
Get full text

The Treating Psychiatrist Thrust Into the Role of Expert Witness by Gutheil, Thomas G., Hilliard, James T.

“…Treating psychiatrists may precipitously and unwittingly be thrust into the role of expert witness because of certain actions they may take on behalf of their…”
Get full text

Expert witness billing practices revisited: a pilot study of further data by Gutheil, T G, Commons, M L, Miller, P M

“…This pilot study follows up an earlier study of the strategies and rationales by which psychiatric expert witnesses bill for their time on a case…”
Get full text

Neglect of religious issues in scale-based assessment of suicidal patients by Kehoe, N C, Gutheil, T G

“…The psychiatric literature suggests that religion and spiritual issues are significant and meaningful forces in the lives of patients with mental disorders,…”
Get more information

The phantom expert: unconsented use of an expert's name and/or testimony, as a legal strategy by Gutheil, T G, Simon, R I, Hilliard, J T

“…The authors explore the forensic, legal, and ethical issues involved in a spectrum of attorney practices involving designating experts without notifying them…”
Get full text

Clinically based risk management principles for recovered memory cases by GUTHEIL, T. G, SIMON, R. I

“…Controversy over cases involving so-called recovered memories of sexual abuse has threatened to divide the mental health field, just as lawsuits based on…”
Get full text

"Telling tales out of court": a pilot study of experts' disclosures about opposing experts by Gutheil, T G, Commons, M L, Miller, P M, LaLlave, J

“…A pilot questionnaire surveyed forensic psychiatrists and psychologists about information they would feel it appropriate to disclose to their retaining…”
Get full text

Risk management and recovered memories by Gutheil, T G

Get more information

Attorneys' pressures on the expert witness: early warning signs of endangered honesty, objectivity, and fair compensation by Gutheil, T G, Simon, R I

“…While most attorneys practice ethically and treat their retained experts fairly, there are a few that do otherwise. The authors describe "early warning signs"…”
Get full text

Clinicians' guidelines for assessing and presenting subtle forms of patient incompetence in legal settings by Gutheil, T G, Bursztajn, H

“…Even for nonforensic clinicians, the assessment of the patient's competence has grown in importance, particularly regarding the issues of informed consent and…”
Get more information