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What are that 5 main purposes of the ACA Code of Ethics?
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1. Clarify the nature of ethical responsibilities held common by it's members.
2. Support the mission. 3. Establish principles that define ethical behavior and best practice 4. Ethical guide, used by members in deciding a prefessional course of action. 5. Basis of processing ethical compliants and inquires initiated on a member. |
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Section A
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The Counseling Relationship
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Section B
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Confidentiality, Privleged Communication, and Privacy
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Section C
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Professional Relationships
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Section D.
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Relationships with Other Professionals
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Section E
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Evaluation, Assessment, and Interpretation
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Section F
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Supervision, Training, and Teaching
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Section G
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Research and Publication
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Section H
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Resolving Ethical Issues
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Requirement of pro bono work?
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Counselors are encouraged to contribute to society by devoting a portion of their professional activiity to services for which there is little or no financial return.
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Primary Responsibility
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Respect the digity and promote the welfare of clients.
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Records
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Follow laws, regulations, or agency/institution procedures. Timely and sufficent. Most show the progress and services provided. Make steps to correct errors and show steps.
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Counseling Plan
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Work Jointly with client to develop a counseling plan that is reasonable, consistent with abilities and circumstances. Reviewed regularly.
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Suppport Network Involvement
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Enlist support, understanding, and involvement of others as positive resources, with clients consent.
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Employment Needs
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Determine strengths and limitations.
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Informed Consent
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Clients must be fully informed of what counseling will entail. Obligation to review in writing and verbally the clients rights and responsibilities. Ongoing throughout therapy.
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