past life experiences. I will explore how my upbringing impacts my role as a professional counselor in training‚ focusing on those in recovery and dealing with disaster related trauma; and how I can use these experiences to become a better human being and develop better professional relationships with future clients. Ethical Autobiography Influences on My Moral and Ethical Development My father and mother My father‚ one of eight children‚ was raised in a two
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The Ethical Issues for School Counselors Ethical issues arise more often for school counselors than for those who work in other settings. The challenge of working not only with minors but also with other stakeholders including parents‚ teachers‚ school administrators‚ and community members sets the stage for potential legal and ethical dilemmas. Awareness and adherence to ethical codes‚ therefore‚ is critical if school counselors are to make appropriate‚ ethical decisions. This article enhances
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Counselor Ethical Boundaries and Practices Jessica M. Ray Grand Canyon University Professional Counseling Orientation and Ethics February 18‚ 2015 Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships Part of being a counselor requires an understanding of dual relationships and the boundaries that are in place between a client and their counselor. Being a good counselor requires an understanding of the role that ethics plays in the professional relationship. Ethics are not simply a way of protecting the client
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Ethical Reflective Statement What I have learned through taking the surveys on the Ethical Lens Inventory taken throughout the this course is that my preferred lens is the Reputation Lens. According to my Ethical Lens Report my strengths are that I use my head‚ I have compassion‚ I live out my role responsibility and I make virtuous decisions. On the contrary the surveys have concluded that my weaknesses are entitlement‚ hardness of heart‚ confusion and self-righteousness. Lastly‚ my value is
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cultural competence is essential. Thus‚ school counselors must have awareness‚ knowledge‚ and skills to help the needs of the Asian student population seek higher education. As a minority‚ I believe that multicultural counseling can greatly impact the lives of students. During my high school years‚ I felt unaccepted and not understood by my assigned high school counselor because she wasn’t cultural competence. Because my assigned high school counselor couldn’t understand why I chose to apply to only
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When commencing ethical considerations in my action research‚ I started by reading pages 106 through 112 in the Mertler textbook. Mertler (2014) asserted as with other aspects of the job of being a professional educator ethical treatment of students and colleagues as well as their respective data must be a crucial component of designing your research study. Furthermore‚ you are required to get consent from your students and their parents/guardians intended for the data that you assemble. Considering
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(PAD 6436) course that I took Fall 2015 semester. The course was one of the most important courses I took in MPA program. Before taking this course‚ I never took an ethic course. As a result‚ I did not give great thought about the importance of the ethical values in the workplace. However‚ when I completed the ethic portfolio‚ I gained many competencies and skills. One of the competencies I gained when doing the ethic portfolio is the ability to analyze‚ synthesize‚ think critically‚ solve problems
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Ethical Standards for School Counselors ASCA’s Ethical Standards for School Counselors were adopted by the ASCA Delegate Assembly‚ March 19‚1984‚ revised March 27‚ 1992‚ June 25‚ 1998‚ and June 26‚ 2004. Preamble The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) is a professional organization whose members are certified/licensed in school counseling with unique qualifications and skills to address the academic‚ personal/social and career development needs of all students. Professional school counselors
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1 Crossing Ethical Boundaries Between Counselor and Client Ida L. Enz Texas A & M University-Kingsville Author Note This paper was prepared for EDCG 5315‚taught by Dr. Steven Bain 2 Eli Coleman and Susan Schaeffer‚ authors of the article _Boundaries of Sex and Intimacy Between Client and Counselor_‚ write‚ "_Dilemma_. A woman comes to see a male counselor and complains of anxiety and depression associated with her recent divorce. She is also deeply concerned about her attractiveness and ability
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Counselors as companions Marlene Ela Kaplan University Professor Lori Rice HN144-04 Part A What are some of the things you believe that the counselor has learned from Steve? I feel the counselor has learned that no matter what somebody’s limitations may be‚ with strength and determination they can still accomplish what is handed to them. And also how to be a hero’s travel guide- someone who is supposed to make the clients path shorter‚ smoother‚ or less painful (Halstead‚ 2000). What
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