When a therapist believes referring a client to be the appropriate course of action due to a lack of competence in the client’s issue:
In , the court held…
In , the court held that a faculty may require students to complete special requirements as long as the requirements are not arbitrary.
As a part of the process of screening candidates for a thera…
As a part of the process of screening candidates for a therapist training program, counselor educators should complete all of the following EXCEPT:
Empirical research the centrality of the t…
Empirical research the centrality of the therapeutic relationship as a primary factor contributing to psychotherapy outcomes.
Contemporary theories of counseling:
Contemporary theories of counseling:
Registry is generally a voluntary listing of individuals who…
Registry is generally a voluntary listing of individuals who use a title or provide a service. represents the least degree of regulation of professional practice.
Joe has a counseling practice and is also teaching psycholog…
Joe has a counseling practice and is also teaching psychology part-time at a university. He is well-liked and trusted by students and some have asked for private counseling. Joe has decided to wait until semester break before taking them on as clients. Joe would be:
A common reaction of therapists who realize that they have s…
A common reaction of therapists who realize that they have sexual feelings towards their clients is to:
A school counselor was working with Quan, whose presenting p…
A school counselor was working with Quan, whose presenting problem was anxiety pertaining to academic success in college. This was within the scope of the school counselor’s training. However, during the course of therapy, Quan became very depressed and engaged in self-mutilation and other forms of self-destructive behavior. Quan’s counselor recognized that these symptoms and behaviors reflected a problem area that was outside the scope of his practice. Ethical practice required that the school counselor:
The intended victim’s knowledge of a threat does NOT relieve…
The intended victim’s knowledge of a threat does NOT relieve therapists of the duty to protect, as can be seen by the decision in: