Question

Should a counselor remain value-objective about controversial issues presented by a client (such as abortion, suicide, adultery, drug use, domestic violence, child abuse, etc.)? Some counselors might argue that they should not express their values or criticize their clients for these behaviors, while others would say that expressing moral judgment is appropriate. Consider the information above and chapter 3 of the textbook. Write a 1,000-1,250-word paper addressing the following: Analyze the ethical implications of a counselor expressing their values to a client. Identify actions a counselor might take when confronted with clients they find difficult to treat due to differences in values/beliefs regarding one or more of the following issues: abortion, suicide, adultery, drug use, domestic violence, child abuse Identify factors that might lead a counselor to consider referring a client with any controversial issues to another counselor. Describe steps a counselor should take if referral is not an option. Be sure to use the ACA and NAADAC codes of ethics as guidelines when constructing your paper. Include three additional scholarly resources in your paper.

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Answer 1

Code of Ethics

                                                                                                                                                                                   

These principles will guide Tennessee Certified Peer Recovery Specialists in the various roles, relationships, and levels of responsibility in which they function professionally.

1. The primary responsibility of Certified Peer Recovery Specialists is to help peers achieve their own needs, wants, and goals.

2. Certified Peer Recovery Specialists will maintain high standards of personal and professional conduct.

3. Certified Peer Recovery S pecialists will conduct themselves in a manner that fosters their own recovery.

4. Certified Peer Recovery Specialists will openly share with peers, other CPRS