CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF Standards and ethics for counselling in action
The paper "Developing New Strategies to Tackle Health Inequalities in the UK" describes that the overarching purpose for this research would be establishing the factors hindering Afro-Caribbean people from accessing counseling services in the United Kingdom.... hellip; To a large extent, this research shall help in coming out with new strategies on how to address inequalities in health services in the UK....
14 Pages
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Research Paper
counselling has propelled innumerous ideas about it.... counselling leads a person to understand that what matters is their purpose in life and not about how long they live.... This statement on counselling comes from the fact that a human mind is just a form of energy.... Since counselling is aimed at solving such stress-causing problems, it indirectly solves the problems in relationships with others....
BACP's ethical framework
The BACP's ethical framework guides counselling practitioners to get to know about the counselling skills, their management and handling of the same within an organisation....
13 Pages
(3250 words)
Essay
The paper 'British Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy' presents the Webster dictionary which defines ethics as 'the rules of conduct governing a particular class of humans governing a class of human actions'.... hellip; There exists a personal code of ethics that guides individuals.... Personal ethics can differ greatly from one individual to the other depending on their beliefs and values.... Some of the most common features of the personal code of ethics include being honest....
7 Pages
(1750 words)
Case Study
In counselling and psychotherapy the psychotherapist and the counsellors should not influence the nature in which the patients make decisions based on their conditions.... The essay, Epistemological Beliefs, will base its analysis of ethics that defines psychotherapist and counsellors.... The professional ethics are tasked in designing these ethics....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay
The researcher of the essay analyzes the psychotherapists' ability to maintain confidentiality in relation to their patients.... The author believes that those counselors are considered competent who know when and how to follow the code of confidentiality.... nbsp;… 'Confidentiality' is an agreement between the counselor and the client that the information and the learning that takes place in the session will not be disclosed to anyone by the counselor....
5 Pages
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Research Paper
After gathering this information, the counsellor should consult with other medical practitioners on the repercussions of the disease and the most appropriate course of action.... According to the British Association of counselling and psychotherapy, (BACP), confidentiality and autonomy are some of the most fundamental ethical concerns in counselling.... These two provisions in the ethical framework can bring about major dilemmas in certain counselling situations....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
Case Study
Moral judgments are those judgments that compel an individual to take action.... The paper "Social ethics and Morals" state that Moral development is the surfacing, change and understanding of what is socially acceptable from the early years of one's life and throughout one's life.... Most children internalize their parents' moral standards by the end of the third year....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay
The paper "The Many Approaches to counselling" tells that a counsellor's development in his or her practice directly benefits society, which will benefit from the improved services delivered.... In developing as a counsellor, one needs to understand two or more counselling theories.... hellip; Understanding different cultural values and how they affect the counselling practice is also paramount in developing this treasured career.... It involves having an enhanced and deep understanding and knowledge of the counselling profession's social, cultural and legal aspects....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay