Moral Stealth: How Correct Behavior Insinuates Itself Into Psychotherapeutic Practice

The narrative explores the ethical dilemmas faced by psychiatrists who form personal relationships with former patients. Through letters and confessions, the book delves into the complexities of professional boundaries and the emotional entanglements that can arise in therapeutic settings. It raises questions about the moral implications of such relationships, highlighting the struggle of practitioners to justify their choices while grappling with the potential harm to their patients.