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Bond and Mitchels' book contains a wealth of information of practical use to any counsellor or therapist (and related professionals) that cannot be found in such a comprehensive and succinct form in any other professional outlet. The new edition covers also fast developing areas such as technology related issues or new policy and legislation developments. The book contains many useful examples and practical tips, making the text very engaging and informative for the professional. I highly recommend this new updated and expanded edition.

In this revised edition of Confidentiality and record keeping in counselling and psychotherapy, Bond and Mitchels provide a concise and useful guide to aspects of record keeping in the context of a legal framework. Their introduction highlights the importance of confidentiality in the context of ethics, good practice and the law; importantly they emphasise that this book is not a substitute for legal advice. The book was developed in order to address the needs of therapists working at all levels.

This is going to be particularly important for practitioners when the new Ethical Framework comes into force next year, so I am pleased to see it here, preparing us for what is to come...This is an updated, modern version of the first edition. Nothing of importance has been lost and there have been some useful additions. This goes straight to the top of my reading list and I would encourage everyone to buy it as an essential addition to their library. 

It comprehensively looks at the issues a therapist needs to be informed about, and appreciates the complexity of the situations therapists can find themselves in with responsibilities to both their clients, the organisation they are employed by and to the wider society as well as themselves.