Labyrinths of Moral Choice. Between Ethics and Psychotherapy

How to remain ethical using psychotechnologies, is there a harmonious combination between manipulation and free will, how to a psychologist to find a balance between ethics and efficiency, when a client requires help from him, which sometimes does not fit with moral values? These and many other issues are constantly relevant not only for practical psychologists, but also for theoretical specialists in the field of ethics and philosophy. The space of psychotherapy is a special type of communication, where the psychologist helps the client make a choice and, most importantly, take responsibility for him. Work with the situation of moral choice requires the unification of the therapeutic capabilities of philosophy, ethics as practical philosophy and specific psychological techniques.
Using the concept of "assisted moral choice, the author reveals how the psychologist can correctly help customers, observing the personal boundaries of the client and taking into account the possible consequences