Standards and ethics for counselling in action

Tim Bond

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Ethics in medical practice

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Foreword - Douglas Hooper PART ONE: THE BACKGROUND Introduction What Is Counselling? The Framework for Ethics and Standards of Practice PART TWO: RESPONSIBILITY TO THE CLIENT Client Safety, Legal Liability and Insurance Client Autonomy The Suicidal Client Counsellor Competence Avoiding the Exploitation of Clients Confidentiality PART THREE: THE COUNSELLOR AND OTHERS Responsibility to Oneself, Colleagues and the Community Counselling-Supervision Record-Keeping Monitoring Counselling PART FOUR: THE WHOLE PICTURE Ethical Problem-Solving Epilogue

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