the contract are those who have the competency to contract. This is based on section 10 (1) of the Contract Act 1950 which states: “All agreements are contracted if they are made by the free consent of parties competent to contact‚ for a lawful consideration and with a lawful object‚ and are not hereby expressly declared to be void.” Competency refers to the capacity of being an adult‚ having a sound mind and not forbidden by law to enter any contract (e.g‚ bankruptcy). This principle is based on section
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Question One: What concerns are raised for you by Mary’s situation? Legal 1. Monitory reporting - Children welfare (Drinking and food) 2. Duty of Care (doing the best thing for the client Undertake ethical responsibilities Ethical 1. Patents welfare and wellbeing 2. Confidentiality 3. Safety of her and the children 4. Referrals - Doctor - Bruising anal discomfort‚ Post natal depression (welfare and wellbeing) 5. Alcohol use and abuse 6. Domestic Abuse Question Two: Explain
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As schools are becoming increasing diverse‚ school counselors are responsible to help all multicultural student. Thus‚ school counselors are ethical obligated to have awareness‚ knowledge‚ and skills to assist the multicultural student population. As a minority‚ I believe that multicultural counseling can greatly impact students to gain a better understanding of others‚ themselves‚ and shape their experiences and interconnection with other cultures. Although I was born and raised in Fresno‚ California
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guidance. It also reveals the extent to which guidance and counselling services influence the total development of the potentials and proper adjustment of secondary school students. Research on School Counseling Effectiveness Provides a collection of sources that address the effectiveness of school counseling and other student support services‚ including their contribution to the personal and academic success of students. [pic] California has made important strides in class size reduction‚ higher academic
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Termination and Post Therapy Relationships: Ethical‚ Legal‚ and Personally Pertinent Angela Hatfield University of the Rockies Dr. Jessica Shoemaker Psy. D. May 20‚ 2013 Abstract Psychologists often face situations where clients initiate a discussion that could lead to multiple relationships or boundary issues. The most commonly encountered issues are termination and sexual relationships. This paper discusses the defining factors therapists consider when deciding how to best handle these types
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with clients (Alexander & Lemak‚ 1997) and‚ thus‚ may perceive pressure to expedite the counseling process. As a result‚ their interactional style with clients may take on a rather direct‚ "get down to business" tone (Lemak‚ Alexander‚ & D’Aunno‚ 2001; Rohrer‚ Rohland‚ Westermann‚ Knott‚ & Zwick‚ 1999). One critical factor for addictions counselors working in such an environment is the ability to be effective when clients are resistant to or ambivalent about changing their substance-abusing behaviors
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In Texas‚ State law prohibited the termination of a pregnancy by artificial means (surgery) except when the life of the mother was in danger. The statute was construed as a “nearly complete ban on abortion.” A Texas woman‚ claiming privacy as a “fundamental right‚” challenged the Texas statute. In 1971 the case was argued before the Supreme Court. In 1972 it was argued again. Roe and a companion case from Georgia‚ Doe v. Bolton‚ were the first cases to test‚ in the Court‚ the newly recognized “right
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INTRODUCTION Counseling means professional guidance of the individual by utilizing psychological methods especially in collecting case history data‚ using various techniques of the personal interview‚ and testing interests and aptitudes. Support process in which a counselor holds face to face talks with another person to help him or her solve a personal problem‚ or help improve that person’s attitude‚ behaviour‚ or character. Counseling Psychology is a field of psychology that focuses on everyday
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considering moral‚ ethical‚ and legal implications of their daily activities. Briefly distinguish among those three kinds of implications and specify to what degree they follow more or less clear-cut‚ unambiguous standards or requirements? There is an incredibly ambiguous line between moral and ethical grounds. First‚ morality would be based on the personal beliefs that the counselor possesses whereas the ethics would be based on his/her application of morals that affect society. Legal is much more clear
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always enough for them because they have an opportunity to leave on parole‚ and the thought of these murderous monsters being released into society again horrifies these families‚ thus they call for execution. However‚ many states recognize that minors‚ especially children‚ are at a
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