Philosophical Practice and Social Welfare Counselling and Supervision of Ethics

Abstract

Ethical counselling is a process which facilitates the identification of ethical dilemmas that individuals or organizations are facing and ways out of these dilemmas that are most congruent with the vision shared by the individual or organization, context in which supervision of individuals intervenes as a support process. The paper starts from a set of convergence that we could find between philosophical practice and the counselling process specific to the field of social welfare. We see those convergences through a methodological aspect, but also from axiological, teleological and pragmatic points of view. We will present in what follows a practice model of counselling of ethics derived from counselling in social welfare. We mention that philosophical ethical counselling model that focuses on solving ethical dilemmas represents a transposition of social practice at the level of counselling of ethics.

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