the integration of body, mind, and spirit in counseling
What is a holistic approach to counseling
100
The standards of good practice as agreed upon by experts and professionals in a given occupation.
What is the study of Professional Ethics
100
promoting client welfare
practicing within teh scope of ones competence
doing no harm
protecting client confidentiality and privacy
activing ethically and responsibly
avoiding exploitation of clients
upholding the integrity of the profession
What are common themes in the ethical codes
100
danger to self
danger to others
abuse
What are the 3 main legal exceptions to confdientiality that are present in all states
100
speeding up
health, health care, and aging
and
increasingly diverse society
to protect clients and consumers of counseling services, to protect the members of the profession, and to limit govt interference in the regulation of the profession.
What are the purposes of ethical standards in counseling
200
an approach that calls upon counselors to seek to uphold the absolute highest ethical standards of the profession
What is aspirational ethics
200
that clients have a reasonable expectation that all health records will be kept private and confidential
What is the key requirement of HIPAA
200
A written document and plan, endorsed by 30+ couneling organizations, to lead the counseling profession to the year 2020
What is The 20/20 Vision
300
an approach taken by counselors that is based on a positive focus of what is going well in a clients life
What is a strengths based approach to counseling
300
multicultural competence, advocacy, client dependency, infomred consent, termination and referral, dual relationships, sexual relationships
What are ethical rules related to the welfare of the client
300
When counselors are keenly aware of their own values, understand where those values come from, and recongnize how their values might affect the counseling relationship.
What is a values aware approach to counseling
300
models that help counselor make decisions that folllow the best ethical practice when confronted with difficult and chllenging ethical dilemmas. They supplement and do not replace the Code.
What is an ethical decision making model
300
these keep you on the cutting edge and protect you from burnout and provide support for you through the legislature and networking
What are the advantages to belonging to a professional group
400
Mindfullness
flow
learned optimism
Broaden and Build
What are strengths based interventions
400
the professional conduct that falls below the standard of practice of similar professionals in similar circumstances.
What is malpractice
400
the counselor must have a duty to the client
the counselor must have acted in a negligent or improper manner
there must be a causal relationship bw negligence and teh damage claimed by the client
What are the three elements of malpractice
400
a counselors profeesional agreement to respect the privacy of clients and refrain from disclosing any information about then to others except in agreed upon conditions
What is confidentiality
400
addictions that do not involve a substand but are the result of repetitively engaging in a particular process
What are process addictions
500
exercise
eat well
reduce emotional arousal
participate in counseling
engage in spiritual practice
strengthen relationships
What are ways to maintain wellness as a counseling student
500
this is the definition of what and who can practice counseling and is a legal definition
What is scope of practice
500
client capacity to make rational decisions
client comprehension of the information presented
voluntariness or freedom to enter into counseling and not being coerced
What are the three legal requirements that informed consent is based on