Prepping vs. Coaching Clients in Child Custody Evaluations – Part 3
Monday, August 31st, 2015{3:20 minutes to read} This is the final blog in a series of 3. Read part 1 or part 2.
My prior blogs have attempted to delineate the boundaries of acceptable practices when a mental health professional is hired by an attorney to assist a litigant who is about to start a child custody evaluation. From the perspective of a mental health professional, taking into account our ethical standpoint, there is nothing wrong with educating clients about the varieties of issues which may arise regarding child custody evaluations.