Ethical Considerations Presented By Mutiple Relationships With Clients Multiple or dual relationships are ones in which a marital and family therapist serves intwo capacities at the same time with the individual or people seeking their help. These positions can be both professionally and casually, such as therapist and manager, or a combination of both, suchRead more about Ethical Considerations Presented By Multiple Relationships With Clients[…]
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SIGNIFICANCE OF META-ISSUES TO THE THERAPEUTIC CONTEXT.
META-ISSUES Meta-issues to the therapeutic context refer to vulnerability, opportunities and exceptions. As stated, most therapeutic sessions begin with the psychologist thinking about and analyzing context. Although an initial contextual inquiry may appear straightforward, this is not necessarily the case: What makes an issue an issue? For starters, an issue is one that involves decision-making,Read more about SIGNIFICANCE OF META-ISSUES TO THE THERAPEUTIC CONTEXT.[…]
Addressing A Mental Health Crisis
Mental Health Crisis Marcie is a new client, a 22-year-old female who works as a receptionist in a doctor’s office. She has just revealed to you during the intake session that she has recently lost interest in most activities, has been sleeping a great deal yet feels tired all the time, and sometimes wishes sheRead more about Addressing A Mental Health Crisis[…]
Challenges and Strategies for Effective Client-Counselor Relationships
Effective Client-Counselor Relationships When a client holds values that conflict with the counselor’s values, it can present challenges to the counseling process. However, it does not necessarily mean that the counselor cannot provide effective counseling services. Effective counseling is based on establishing a therapeutic relationship built on trust, empathy, and understanding. While differing values mayRead more about Challenges and Strategies for Effective Client-Counselor Relationships[…]
Understanding Of The Ethical Principle Of Care
Discuss your understanding of the ethical principle of care. Sample Solution Ethical Principle Of Care The ethical theory described as “the ethics of care” asserts that the essential components of human connections and interdependence have moral relevance[ CITATION Mim20 \l 1033 ]. Ethics of care, on the other hand, attempts to preserve connections by contextualizingRead more about Understanding Of The Ethical Principle Of Care[…]
Exploring Ethical and Legal Principles in Counseling
Ethical and Legal Principles in Counseling Exploring Ethical and Legal Principles in Counseling Laws are created by elected officials , enforced by police , and interpreted by judges ( Jr. 4 ) Laws dictate the minimum standards of behavior that society will tolerate ( Jr. 4 ) Ethics are created by members of the counselingRead more about Exploring Ethical and Legal Principles in Counseling[…]
Exploring the Validity of Systemic Epistemology
Sample Solution Exploring the Validity of Systemic Epistemology Systemic epistemology is an approach to knowledge that takes into account the systemic and contextual factors that influence the production and dissemination of knowledge. It recognizes that knowledge is not created in a vacuum but is shaped by social, cultural, and historical factors. It seeks to understandRead more about Exploring the Validity of Systemic Epistemology[…]
Evaluating the Public Health Impact of Needle Exchange Programs
Explore The Public Health Impact of Needle Exchange Programs in the United States and Abroad: Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations. With the advent of the AIDS epidemic in the early 1980s, and the discovery of the connection between illicit IV drug use and AIDS, public health advocates have advanced the concept of providing clean needles for IV drugRead more about Evaluating the Public Health Impact of Needle Exchange Programs[…]
Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act of 1986
Download the Education Department’s general administrative regulation 86 (EDGAR 86). Aside from specific laws making drug possession, sale, and use a criminal offense, the most important federal guideline for addressing drug abuse at schools on college campuses has been the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act of 1986. Review the provisions of this piece of legislation. CanRead more about Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act of 1986[…]
Strategies and Resources to Prevent Domestic Violence
Strategies and Resources to Prevent Domestic Violence: A Comprehensive Reference List Drug and alcohol abuse is often associated with domestic violence. Project KNOW reported that over 80% of men who abused their female partners had a history of alcohol abuse within the last year (Resources on How to Prevent Violence). Compose a list of fourRead more about Strategies and Resources to Prevent Domestic Violence[…]