Description
Navigate the complex moral and legal landscape of clinical practice with Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Counseling, 6th Edition. Authored by Theodore P. Remley Jr. and Barbara Herlihy, this authoritative text is a cornerstone for graduate-level counseling students and practicing professionals alike. It provides a comprehensive, practical approach to understanding and applying the American Counseling Association (ACA) Code of Ethics while balancing the intricate legal mandates that govern the profession.
The 6th Edition is thoroughly updated to reflect contemporary challenges in the field, including the ethical implications of distance counseling, technology integration, and social media. The authors present a clear, step-by-step ethical decision-making model to help practitioners evaluate dilemmas involving confidentiality, informed consent, boundary issues, and duty to warn. Filled with rich, real-world case studies, engaging “Voices from the Field” interviews, and detailed analyses of recent legal precedents, this text ensures that future counselors are fully prepared to build a strong professional identity and protect both themselves and their clients.
Key Features:
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Comprehensive Framework: Offers an in-depth exploration of the ACA Code of Ethics and its direct application to everyday clinical scenarios.
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Ethical Decision-Making: Provides concrete, step-by-step models for resolving complex moral dilemmas and protecting client welfare.
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Modern Challenges: Features expanded coverage of technology, tele-mental health, and the ethical boundaries of social media.
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Legal Literacy: Demystifies the legal system for counselors, covering subpoenas, malpractice, child abuse reporting, and duty to warn/protect.
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Diverse Perspectives: Emphasizes multicultural competence, social justice, and the nuances of counseling diverse populations ethically.
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