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Originally Posted by homealone
Some one needs to copy the link to: Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct found at the American Psychological Associations website and read carefully Standard 3 with emphasis strongly on '3.05 Multiple Relationships' and '3.08 Exploitative Relationships'.
It's even linked from this very web site under the heading above 'RESOURCES'
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It's not that unusual for therapy to happen outside of the T's office depending on the individual client. I have OCD and have gone places with a T before for working on exposures. On my receipt where T checks what kind of visit it was, there is even a box to check "offsite". It doesn't mean it's a different relationship, it's still t and client. If it was going out for dinner as friends that would not be okay. In the context of an ED, I don't think it is a boundary violation.