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AAMFT Ethics Cases

AAMFT follows a process of five major steps (each with sub-steps) in handling complaints of unethical behavior by AAMFT members, Approved Supervisors, applicants for membership or the Approved Supervisor designation, or recently resigned members or Approved Supervisors (hereafter, member).

  • Step One is Initial Determinations (1.a. through 3.c.).
  • Step Two is Investigations (4.a. through 7).
  • Step Three is Ethics Committee Action (8.a. through 10.b.).
  • Step Four is Review by Judicial Committee (11 through 13.b.). 
  • Step Five is Appeal to the Board (14 to 15.b.).

 


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