Ethics in Counseling
Introduction
Ethics is established in counseling to protect all those involved in the process, to ensure that confidentiality and the rights of the patient are upheld. The client welfare is really important The American Counseling Association (ACA) mandates that counselor promote the welfare of the clients and to avoid any harms towards the clients (Eriksen & Weld, 2007). The patient must give consent to all standards and services that will be provided. In the realm of ethics the act of counseling patients as well as the counselor have a different prerogative on what kind of counseling best suits a situation based on their beliefs, customs, and culture. Counseling is given to those that asked for assistance …show more content…
The group facilitator is responsible of interviewing all members to ensure that all members will benefit from the group sessions and that no member with interfere with the overall goal of the session. The counselor must enforce the importance of confidentially for the sake of all group members. Facilitators hold a responsibility to keep members safe, ensuring that no one gets hurt physically or emotionally. A lot of the responsibilities are within the facilitator of the group, they are responsible to set the tone of the therapy they must also encourage members to support one another in the In group therapy patients are embolden to open up about their reasoning of joining the group. All members are expected to be open up with honesty and …show more content…
They received individuals that are mandated to attend counseling in my cases is set by a judge or a doctor. In a counseling there maybe aperture of confidentiality, binal kinship, individuals unable to be kosher during a counseling and other important factors may impede good treatment to be done individually. Issues that many tend to ignore is patients getting sexually involved with their therapist, many facilities try their best to enforce that but in many cases is unstoppable and when situation like that occur it creates a different type of hostile environment both for the patient and
Introduction
Ethics is established in counseling to protect all those involved in the process, to ensure that confidentiality and the rights of the patient are upheld. The client welfare is really important The American Counseling Association (ACA) mandates that counselor promote the welfare of the clients and to avoid any harms towards the clients (Eriksen & Weld, 2007). The patient must give consent to all standards and services that will be provided. In the realm of ethics the act of counseling patients as well as the counselor have a different prerogative on what kind of counseling best suits a situation based on their beliefs, customs, and culture. Counseling is given to those that asked for assistance …show more content…
The group facilitator is responsible of interviewing all members to ensure that all members will benefit from the group sessions and that no member with interfere with the overall goal of the session. The counselor must enforce the importance of confidentially for the sake of all group members. Facilitators hold a responsibility to keep members safe, ensuring that no one gets hurt physically or emotionally. A lot of the responsibilities are within the facilitator of the group, they are responsible to set the tone of the therapy they must also encourage members to support one another in the In group therapy patients are embolden to open up about their reasoning of joining the group. All members are expected to be open up with honesty and …show more content…
They received individuals that are mandated to attend counseling in my cases is set by a judge or a doctor. In a counseling there maybe aperture of confidentiality, binal kinship, individuals unable to be kosher during a counseling and other important factors may impede good treatment to be done individually. Issues that many tend to ignore is patients getting sexually involved with their therapist, many facilities try their best to enforce that but in many cases is unstoppable and when situation like that occur it creates a different type of hostile environment both for the patient and