3.What would be your decision if you, alone, were presented with the dilemma? How would you come up with a decision? Are there questions you would want to ask before making a final decision? If so, what are those questions?…
For this paper, write from the perspective that you are a professional counselor in the field. Provide a thoughtful response to each of the following three sections, including specific, concrete examples to illustrate your ideas. Use the section headings provided below to separate each section of your paper.…
I have mentioned that it is important to gain information regarding a clients past and present medical history. Looking at this in more depth, at the initial consultation, a therapist should be looking specifically for physical, psychological or psychiatric issues/illnesses, past or present that could…
Counselors find that their values may conflict with the clients. In order to avoid this issue, the counselors must be vigilant of the influences their values have with their clients and maintain the necessary balance between what they feel is right and the client’s decisions. Counselor one was the therapist who believed that her job was to serve as a guide for her clients, not a recruiter seeking to validate her own issues.…
17) What is the greatest ethical issue you have addressed and why you saw it as your greatest dilemma?…
* I believe it is unethical for the counselor to reveal anything said in individual counseling with the husband. She didn’t address a “no secrets” policy in the informed consent. Sharing this information with the wife without his permission is unethical. In marriage counseling the “no secrets” policy needs to be addressed and explained in the informed consent. Since she did not have a policy concerning this, she is bound by confidentiality which should have been in her informed consent.…
1) Is it important for organizations, managers, employees to practice sound ethical decision making? Why or why not?…
4.What are the key legal and ethical considerations relevant to this case? How would you address these…
4. Pay attention to gender and racial/ethic issues- Knowing who is what ethnicity and gender can change a lot of things and could sometimes prevent good counseling from happening. This a lot of times will end counseling because of bias opinions and could cause an issue if it upsets one or both parties involved in the counseling process.…
important for counselors to avoid causing harm to their clients and to minimize unavoidable or…
This paper will discuss some of the many aspects of ethics encountered in the mental health field. A mental health professional was selected to interview and provided information to this student on this topic. The areas of ethics discussed during this interview included clinical ethics in the daily life of a working therapist, boundaries, therapeutic relationship, safety concerns, mandated reporting, informed consent, confidentiality and therapist self-care. This paper will describe and summarize the interview, including my reaction to the interview, my inner dialogue, what I learned in the interview process and how my expectations regarding ethical practice have been influenced or changed by the interview process.…
This assignment requires you formulate and write a reflection essay that incorporates an analysis and synthesis of information that you have received from class discussion, presentations, required and independent readings, and personal experience and exposure. This essay should be a reflection on your journey to discover a personal theoretical orientation toward counseling. What does it look like? What theorist's do you see yourself aligned with? In disagreement with? How have your personal life experiences impacted your thoughts and beliefs as they relate to counseling others?…
2. From your personal perspective, prioritize these ethical issues from most critical to least critical…
The authors particularly recognize the ethical dilemma of value-based conflict in counseling. Francis and Dugger (2014) note that value conflicts are not new in counseling, but that some issues are more recent than others. They suggest that when a counselor is faced with a value conflict, she should think of the potential harm that could befall the client if the counselor imposed her values and beliefs on the client. Because client-centered therapy requires a counselor to have unconditional positive regard, it is hoped that this will convince the counselor to follow the ACA’s ethical guidelines. The following articles discussed are from the “special section” mentioned…
I believe as a counselor I would be able to remain value neutral about issues such as abortion, suicide, adultery, drug use, domestic violence, or child abuse. I know how to distinguish between my personal and…