Spiritual and Religious Issues in Counseling: Ethical Considerations

Marsha Wiggins Frame

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Counseling Practices and Supervision

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More and more counselors are addressing religious and spiritual issues in their clinical work. This article outlines some of the ethical concerns that may arise when working with clients in this arena.

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