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Ethics in Psychology

BOUNDARY WARS
Intimacy and Distance in Healing Relationships

Katherine Hancock Ragsdale (Ed.)
The Pilgrim Press, 1996

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES The reader will be able to:
• Describe a broad diversity of perspectives on boundaries in helping relationships
• Describe the effects that abuse of power has on relationships
• Describe which standards of practice are most efficacious
• Describe how others deal with aspects of the intimacy/distance spectrum

Katherine Hancock Ragsdale is an Episcopal priest, consultant, and senior associate of Leader Resources. A former executive director of Common Cause/VA, and staff officer at the national offices of the Episcopal church, she is currently the national president of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.

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