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The purpose of 42 Online is to provide you with a better understanding of the issues and concerns facing individual practitioners and their patients. The site does not attempt to provide specific medical or counseling for you or your loved ones. These materials are not for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. What is right for any one person is an individual decision. Thus, for specific diagnoses, treatments or courses of action, you should consult your individual counselor or therapist, who can discuss your personal needs, symptoms and treatment. 1. We strongly encourage you to get appropriate professional evaluation and treatment for problems--especially unusual, unexplained, severe, or persistent symptoms. Many symptoms and diseases require and benefit from specific medical or psychological evaluation and treatment. Don't deny yourself proper professional care. 2. If your symptoms or problems are severe or persist beyond a reasonable period, you should consult a health professional. 3. If you receive professional advice in conflict with this website look first to your health professional. He or she is likely to be able to take your specific history and needs into consideration. 4. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself in any way, please seek appropriate professional care immediately. 5. The information presented at this site is selective, rather than exhaustive. Additionally, medical and psychological information is constantly changing. While every effort is made to keep this site broadly informative and up-to-date, we cannot guarantee that our information is the last word on any particular subject. You also should keep in mind that, due to your ability to select various portions of compiled information for review, you may be accessing only a small portion of the relevant information about a particular topic. Thus, you should exercise particular care in forming conclusions based on what you read here. 6. For all these reasons, NEITHER THE DIVISION OF INDEPENDENT PRACTICE (THE "DIVISION") NOR THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ("APA") MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY ABOUT THE COMPLETENESS, RELIABILITY OR ACCURACY OF INFORMATION THAT YOU OBTAIN AT THIS SITE. THE DIVISION AND APA ALSO WILL NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY ARISING FROM ANY ERROR OR OMISSION OR FROM THE USE OF ANY INFORMATION WITHIN THE 42 ONLINE SITE. ALL CONTENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, [IN NO EVENT SHALL APA OR THE DIVISION BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH USE OF THIS WEB SITE OR WITH ANY DELAY OR INABILITY TO USE THIS WEB SITE, WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR OTHERWISE, EVEN IF APA OR THE DIVISION HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGES.] 7. 42 Online contains links to Internet sites which are not maintained by APA or the Division. Neither APA nor the Division is responsible for the content of those sites and shall not be liable for any damages or injury arising from that content. Any links to other sites are provided as a convenience to the users of this web site and do not imply APA's or the Division's endorsement of the linked site nor does the omission of particular links indicate disapproval by APA or the Division. 8. Copyright in this web site is owned by the Division of Independent Practice, American Psychological Association [Division 42]. Copyright in individual articles, features, columns, and similar items is owned by the author(s) or, in the case of works originally appearing in The Independent Practitioner, by the Division, except as otherwise noted. You may review the material in this site for information purposes and may download and print one copy of the material for your own personal use. No other permission is granted to you to print, copy, reproduce or distribute these materials. 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	To be able to make available to you the information contained on this site, we are obligated by legal necessities to set forth the terms and conditions of usage that follow. We ask for your indulgence in reading the following material.
	The purpose of 42 Online is to provide you with a better understanding of the issues and concerns facing individual practitioners and their patients. The site does not attempt to provide specific medical or counseling for you or your loved ones. These materials are not for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. What is right for any one person is an individual decision. Thus, for specific diagnoses, treatments or courses of action, you should consult your individual counselor or therapist, who can discuss your personal needs, symptoms and treatment. 1. We strongly encourage you to get appropriate professional evaluation and treatment for problems--especially unusual, unexplained, severe, or persistent symptoms. Many symptoms and diseases require and benefit from specific medical or psychological evaluation and treatment. Don't deny yourself proper professional care. 2. If your symptoms or problems are severe or persist beyond a reasonable period, you should consult a health professional. 3. If you receive professional advice in conflict with this website look first to your health professional. He or she is likely to be able to take your specific history and needs into consideration. 4. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself in any way, please seek appropriate professional care immediately. 5. The information presented at this site is selective, rather than exhaustive. Additionally, medical and psychological information is constantly changing. While every effort is made to keep this site broadly informative and up-to-date, we cannot guarantee that our information is the last word on any particular subject. You also should keep in mind that, due to your ability to select various portions of compiled information for review, you may be accessing only a small portion of the relevant information about a particular topic. Thus, you should exercise particular care in forming conclusions based on what you read here. 6. For all these reasons, NEITHER THE DIVISION OF INDEPENDENT PRACTICE (THE "DIVISION") NOR THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ("APA") MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY ABOUT THE COMPLETENESS, RELIABILITY OR ACCURACY OF INFORMATION THAT YOU OBTAIN AT THIS SITE. THE DIVISION AND APA ALSO WILL NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY ARISING FROM ANY ERROR OR OMISSION OR FROM THE USE OF ANY INFORMATION WITHIN THE 42 ONLINE SITE. ALL CONTENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, [IN NO EVENT SHALL APA OR THE DIVISION BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH USE OF THIS WEB SITE OR WITH ANY DELAY OR INABILITY TO USE THIS WEB SITE, WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR OTHERWISE, EVEN IF APA OR THE DIVISION HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGES.] 7. 42 Online contains links to Internet sites which are not maintained by APA or the Division. Neither APA nor the Division is responsible for the content of those sites and shall not be liable for any damages or injury arising from that content. Any links to other sites are provided as a convenience to the users of this web site and do not imply APA's or the Division's endorsement of the linked site nor does the omission of particular links indicate disapproval by APA or the Division. 8. Copyright in this web site is owned by the Division of Independent Practice, American Psychological Association [Division 42]. Copyright in individual articles, features, columns, and similar items is owned by the author(s) or, in the case of works originally appearing in The Independent Practitioner, by the Division, except as otherwise noted. You may review the material in this site for information purposes and may download and print one copy of the material for your own personal use. No other permission is granted to you to print, copy, reproduce or distribute these materials. Copyright material appearing in 42 Online may be downloaded, reproduced or reprinted only with the written permission of the respective author or, for material from The Independent Practitioner, the Editor of that publication. Permission to reproduce content from 42 Online and/or The Independent Practitioner is contingent upon publication of an acknowledgment of the original publication on 42 Online and/or The Independent Practitioner, as appropriate, in the following form: 9. For content originally published on 42 Online, the author(s) shall provide a statement as follows on any other reproduction of the content: "The material herein was originally published on 42 Online, the web site of the Division of Independent Practice of the American Psychological Association." 10. Additionally policies promulgated by The Independent Practitioner apply to reproductions of material from that publication. ©1999 Division of Independent Practice, American Psychological Association. All Rights Reserved. 42 Online is the trademark and service mark of the Division of Independent Practice, American Psychological Association.
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