Ethics -Lesson 5

Question 1

Boundaries

Answer 1

define a set of role expectations for the counsellor-client relationship
They provide framework for the relationship

Question 2

Boundary Crossings

Answer 2

a departure from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients

Question 3

Boundary violations

Answer 3

a serious breach results in harm to others

Question 4

Self Disclosure

Answer 4

*can be dangerous if it shifts from the needs of the client to the needs of the counsellor
*must only be done when you can show that it is in the best interest of the client
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Question 5

Dual or Multiple relationship

Answer 5

situation where a counsellor is in a professional role as well as another role with that person or another person who is close to that client

Question 6

What are the duties and virtues underlying Boundaries

Answer 6

Nonmaleficence and nonmalevolence, integrity,

Question 7

character trait of having a congruent. relationship between our ethical intentions, duties, and actions (including words), and role expectations.

Answer 7

Integrity

Question 8

combining roles. and responsibilities, is. quite common in some professions i.e., teacher mentor, supervisor

Answer 8

Role Blending

Question 9

gradual erosion of boundaries that can lead to multiple relationship and harm to the. client. Often found in mixed roles (social and professional).

Answer 9

Slippery Slope phenomenon

Question 10

motivated by clients needs
consistent with client therapy
client history, culture, values and diagnosis have been considered
rationale for the boundary crossing is documented in the client’s record.
The boundary crossing is discussed with the client in advance to prevent misunderstandings.
Full recognition is given to the power differential, and the client’s trust is safeguarded.
Consultation with colleagues guides the therapists decisions.

Answer 10

Guidelines (Barnett, lazarus) to dual relationships/boundary crossing

Question 11

Offer safety from the possibility of rule by impulse and desire

Answer 11

boundaries

Question 12

exchanging goods and services in lieu of a fee. eg mechanical services for counselling

Answer 12

Bartering

Question 13

NSMR

Answer 13

(Non sexual multiple relationships). Represent a boundary crossing but not all are violations

Question 14

ethical NSMRs

Answer 14

do not exploit or harm client, do not impair the objectivity, or effectiveness of the therapist