Belane Code Of Ethics

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Belane, Great insight on the Code of Ethics, you stated you would explain touching your face is crossing boundaries. The Code of Ethics has also stated to do no harm, and yes, counselors should be aware of their own values, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. For Traci to touch your face does not seem like sexual or romantic engagement, but a form of communication. When researching for this discussion, I notice a lack of attention on women with disabilities or impairments.
I did find a book by Banks and Kaschak (2003) on women with visible and invisible disabilities, the material suggests therapist need to increase sensitivity and conduct research that provides the foundation for developing appropriate therapies. As a therapist, we must

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