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Ethics · Landmarks

Ethics, morals and deontology for therapy and social work

What is deontology, and how does it differ from ethics or morals? Essential landmarks for therapy as well as for social work.

Here are the questions we are going to answer:

  • What is deontology?
  • How does it differ from ethics or morals?
  • Are all professions governed by deontology?
  • Are there several types of deontology?

The answers are to be discovered in the video below — in French.

How to cite this article

Besse, J. (2022, January 9). Ethics, morals and deontology for therapy and social work. Complexe Systémique. https://app.complexe-systemique.com/en_GB/articles/ethics-morals-and-deontology-for-therapy-and-social-work

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