Boundaries & Dual Relationships
Dual relationships increase risk of ___.
Exploitation
Counselors practice within their ___.
competence
Contract between the client and the counselor
Informed Consent
The very first place to discuss social media is in ___.
Informed Consent
First core component of culturally responsive practice
counselor self-awareness
Hiring a client for work is a ___ relationship.
Using unfamiliar techniques requires prior ___.
training
Informed consent violations increase ___ risk.
Best practice: separate personal and ___ online accounts.
professional
Second component of culturally responsive practice
counselor knowledge
Accepting gifts requires evaluation of ___.
impact of the therapeutic relationship
Practicing beyond competence may result in ___ claims
malpractice
Documentation protects against ___.
liability
Waiting for client to raise social media is ___.
poor practice/risky
Third component of culturally responsive practice
counselor skills
Bartering must be ___ in the record.
documented
PA law prohibits counselors from using ___ language.
derogatory
Trying a new technique without training is ___.
Online counseling may limit ___.
nonverbal cues
Stereotypes differ from mindsets because mindsets are ___ to change.
resistant
Counselor motivation is ___ when deciding on gifts.
irrevelant
Counselors must refer when ___.
client requests
Consulting reduces risk of ___.
ethical/legal error
Insurance coverage may be ___ for telehealth.
limited
Culturally responsive counselors understand the client's ___
world view