The Case of Allison: Understanding a Counseling Professional's Ethical and Legal Responsibilities

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Education, case study, Counseling, Ethics

The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs

(CACREP) requires students in graduate counseling programs to take a course in

professional orientation and ethics. Moreover, most counseling programs are accredited

in more than one track ( e.g., community/agency, school, rehabilitation, etc.),

and students from each track will take professional orientation and ethics. Thus, the

class may have a mix of students from various tracks, and a case study for each

track should be developed. The Case of Allison is aimed at community/agency counseling

students.

2020-12-01

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