ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM

Ethics and Professionalism

Ethics and Professionalism

Introduction

It is a fact little doubts that most of contemporary Western society is characterize by an increasing number of cultural and ethical conflicts. The circumstance underlying this phenomenon can be identified with the presence of a plurality of values and worldviews, adopted and defended by different agents. Besides the obvious practical issues, relating to the need to find ways in which such a diversity of carriers of values is able to live collectively, this scenario also indicates an important condition of integrity. In this question, we examine those areas wherein ethical lapses are most likely to occur. Awareness of the potential for ethical issues is a crucial first step in avoiding ethical lapses. In some situations, these issues are easily resolved with the clear-cut right or wrong decisions. Other situations are more difficult to resolve, such as when the issue involves deciding between two alternatives and is neither decidedly right nor wrong.

This paper summarizes and evaluates the current situation of ethical and its counseling features of psychotherapy supervision. Keeping in mind the case of Marie the whole paper will be written. However, examines monitoring vulnerabilities and provides recommendations on actions that can help protect the supervisor. Specific issues covered are the practice within the competence of the monitoring, select a model of supervision, to avoid dual relationships, assessing the competence of the supervisee, the availability of supervision, supervision contracts, considerations economic insurance coverage for professional liability and monitor in an honest and maintaining the integrity. In recent years, the attitudes of patients to health professionals have changed gradually but important. In particular, patients are themselves more as consumers and demand more responsibility in their care. As a result, it is advisable to counselors and psychologists related to mental health to increase their knowledge of ethical and counseling considerations applicable to both treatment and supervision.

Answer 1). What are the ethical issues presented in the case study? What is the responsible of counselor in this case?

However, there are various ethical issues that got covered in this case study. Marie faces lots of problems throughout her married life. There is a belief, based on lack of clarity, about the concept and perhaps fear that anti-discriminatory ideas and their underlying principles are absolute concepts. Furthermore, there is collective amnesia as to the primary and general concerns of anti-discriminatory practice. As we have already explored in some detail, the whole purpose was to create a family that is tolerant and non-discriminatory, one that champions economic, social and political justice and enables equality of opportunity for all. There is also an expectation of cultural tolerance and, where possible and within the law, the accommodation of difference. On the face of it, it seems clear, however, that tolerance and recognizing difference does not mean that the family should stop functioning in order to accommodate cultural idiosyncrasies. In this regard, the anti-discriminatory practice means finding ways to accommodate difference but also recognizing that in some instances it is not about exercising one's right ...