Laws and Ethics
Are influenced by their families of origin, culture and other factors
Personal values of counselors
What are the 6 principles of ethics
What is autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence, justice fidelity and veracity?
fiduciary relationship
What is it called when the counselor promises to act in the best interest of the client and the client accepts that trust?
see problems on a continuum of transitions of life
What is developmental perspective of counselors
Not paying fee, no longer benefiting from counseling, and insurance benefits are no longer available.
When is it permissible to terminate a counseling relationship?
When a counselor notifies client's family of intent to harm someone else, sacrifices _______ to prevent harm.
autonomy
Respecting the rights of the client
What is autonomy?
This was a new and notable development in the 21st century
When did awareness of multiculture shift from awareness to emphasis on social justice and advocacy
Prevention and early interventions are the most important means of dealing with emotional and personal problems
What is the core belief of the counseling profession
are a good way to inform clients of the rights and responsibilities
What is an informed consent document?
Ideal standards set forth by the profession to protect and promote the client's welfare.
What is professional Ethics
Fulfilling the responsibility of trust in the counseling relationship by keeping promises.
What is Fidelity?
Sees reality according to one set of cultural assumptions and fails to evaluate others viewpoints.
What is a culturally encapsulated counselor
the primary national voluntary certification agency
What is the NBCC
in two recent court cases, students in the master's degree programs were dismissed from their program
What happened with the students failed to learn to counsel LGBTQIQ clients effectively.
Dictates minimum standards of behavior that society will tolerate as the basic principles allowing people to live together in society
What are laws?
Being honest with clients and others
What is veracity?
Misinterpreting a client's culturally-learned patterns of communicating or behaving
What is unintentional racism
school counseling movement resulted as a consequence of which major event
What was the US reaction to the Russians launching Sputnik
Terminate a client angry with the counselor or not give adequate notice that the counselor is terminating the counseling relationship.
What not to do to avoid being sued for abandonment?
tune into their feelings, involve the client, consider moral principles, identify desired outcomes
What are the steps in Ethical Decision Making
Making sure there is no harm to other as well as benefits society
What is Beneficence?
Conflict between work and family responsibility,sexual assault and harassment, domestic violence, and body image issues/objectification
What are high prevalence problems and issues experienced by women?
has been genreally accepted as the model curriculum for training counselors
What is CACREP (bonus for what it stands for)
Being overly concerned about the number of contact hours needed in an internship, a strong need to be needed, and knowing that close relationship with counselor is better than being in an unhealthy relationship.
What situations that can lead to dependency?