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A 3 page paper discussing the ethics of the behavior of mental health professionals as portrayed in this 1992 Bill Murray comedy. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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to the end of regular counseling sessions with a client, and he gave her some advice on their last meeting. He told her she would be welcome to call
him any time, but if she sought counseling in the future to be aware of the peculiar state of mental health professionals across the spectrum of training and degree status.
It was the psychologists belief that few if any individuals enter the profession without possessing an original quirk of their own, one that they seek to eradicate themselves.
The psychologists advice was to ensure that the counselor sought was totally sane... Did you agree with the accuracy of how the characters were presented?
This appears to be instrumental in the scenario by which Leo Marvin and Bob Wiley come in contact with each other. Another psychiatrist has given up on
Bob and has shifted him to Dr. Marvin. This is a practice that is not uncommon. Much of the benefit that an individual can gain from a mental
health professional depends on the two being able to build a relationship in which the patient believes s/he can trust the care provider, and when personalities do not form a
good fit that does not easily occur, if indeed it occurs at all. For his part, Dr. Marvin is only a caricature of
a psychiatrist. In the words of Harvey Roy Greenberg (1992), a clinical professor of psychiatry at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, Dr. Marvin is a "puffed-up
chochem who dispenses witless psychobabble from his latest book at the drop of a symptom" (9). Bob is a highly dependent individual, "the
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