James is an African American heterosexual male who is also a
counselor at a community mental-health center. Though James does
not outwardly reject others with different sexual orientations, he
is not empathetic toward people struggling with sexual identity
issues. James feels that homosexuality is morally wrong and against
his religious beliefs. However, James understands that as a
counselor he must not discriminate against anyone – including
sexual minorities. Clarence, a new client, has revealed that he is
homosexual and is having difficulty admitting his sexual
orientation to his family and others close to him. Clarence has
also states he fears being rejected by his church congregation. He
states that being abandoned by the church would further “shame his
family” but admits that he cannot keep his life a secret anymore.
He wants James’s help to embrace his homosexuality and live without
shame.
Respond to the following:
For James to genuinely help Clarence, what issues does James need to address at a personal level to refrain from being judgmental of Clarence?
Is it possible for James to be objective enough to help Clarence work toward his goals? Why or why not?
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