Informed Consent Informed consent is a process where a counselor explains the nature, purpose, and limits of counseling to the client before starting sessions. It ensures the client is aware of what to expect and agrees to participate. Key elements include confidentiality, duration, techniques used, and the client’s rights. For minors, consent must be taken […]
Ethics in Counseling Ethics in counseling refer to the moral principles and professional standards that guide a counselor’s behavior and decision-making. They help ensure that clients are treated with respect, dignity, and care. Key Ethical Principles Confidentiality: Counselors must keep the client’s personal information private unless there is a risk of harm. Informed Consent: Clients
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Beneficence refers to actions that promote the well-being of others. In counseling, it means doing what is in the best interest of the client, helping them heal, grow, and improve their mental health. Non-maleficence means “do no harm.” It is the ethical obligation of the counselor to avoid any treatment, behavior, or intervention that could
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