Code of Ethics Terms (49) Flashcards
Abandonment
A sudden and unreasoned ending of a counseling relationship that could cause the client harm
Advocacy
This helps individuals, groups, and counselors, especially bringing down barriers to growth of a client
Assent
A way of showing agreement when the client is not able to give informed consent in the usual way
Assessment
Getting information about a client so that an effective plan for treatment can be created
Bartering
Accepting items other than money from clients as a payment for services
Client
A person seeking services from a professional counselor
Confidentiality
The ethical duty of a counselor to protect the personal identity and information of the client
Consultation
A professional relationship that involves seeking advice or information
Counseling
A professional relationship that helps individuals, families, and groups meet goals in health and mental wellness
Counselor Educator
A professional counselor whose main work is to help train other counselors in the field
Counselor Supervisor
A professional counselor who oversees the work of another counselor or counselor-in-training
Culture
A membership in a certain way of living that centers around beliefs and worldviews. These could be biological, geographical, historical, etc.
Discrimination
Prejudice treatment of a person or group based on their grouping
Distance Counseling
Counseling services in a form other than face-to-face meetings
Diversity
Similarities and differences that happen across cultures
Documents
A recording of the work between a counselor and client during the counseling relationship
Encryption
A process of encoding information in order to limit access to unauthorized people
Examinee
A counseling client who receives any kind of educational, psychological, or career assessment
Exploitation
Behaviors that take advantage of someone else for one’s own benefit