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1
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create more social problems and contribute to social disintegration

more youthful victims cry for help and seek counselors’ attention

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people who abuse drugs

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2
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our population recognizes the bad effects of tobacco

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people who use tobacco

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3
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alcoholism is seen as disease and alcoholics find it difficult to stop drinking on their own

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people who abused alcohol

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4
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counselors are responsible in helping women appreciate their own values, abilities, aptitudes and interests

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women

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5
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life for them suddenly loses meaning

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older adults

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6
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AIDS

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acquired immune deficiency syndrome

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7
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victims of this are seeking help to improve their quality of life and to handle their stress and low-esteem

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people with aids

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8
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  • represent victims of domestic violence characterized by spouse and child
    abuse
  • causes psychological damage to victims
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victims of abuse

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9
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usually the victims of harassment, violence, discrimination, and isolation

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gaymen and lesbian women

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10
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  • encourage relatinship with a couple or family
  • for effective family living
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marriage and family counseling

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11
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coping strategies focus on helping chldren and adolescents acquire coping skills

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child and adolescent counseling

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12
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offer opportunities for members to learn from observing other group members

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group counseling

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13
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aids in planning concerning their career

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career counseling

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14
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process of reaching out to students with their concerns

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school counseling

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15
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counselors have to be inventive and creative to address different mental
problems

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mental health counseling

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16
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10 counseling relationships

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client welfare
respecting diversity
client rights
clients served by others
personal needs and values
dual relationships
sexual intimacies with clients
multiple clients
group work
fees

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17
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counselor’s primary responsibility is to respect the dignity and promote the welfare of the client

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client welfare

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18
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counselors do not engage in discrimination

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respecting diversity

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19
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counselors shall disclose the plan to the client

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client rights

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20
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develop agreement between the counselors both handling the same client

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client served by others

21
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maintain respect for clients

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personal needs and values

22
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counselors are aware of their influential position over their clients

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dual relationships

23
Q

Counselors should not have any type of sexual intimacies

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sexual intimacies wuth clients

24
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Counselor must clarify at outset which of them will be counseled and what is the nature of their relationship

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multiple clients

25
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counselors screen prospective group counseling

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group counseling

26
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explain clearly all financial arrangements

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fees

27
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code of ethics

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  1. counseling relationship
  2. confidentiality
  3. professional responsibility
  4. relationship with other professionals
  5. evaluation, assessment, and interpretation
  6. teaching, training, and supervision
  7. research and publication
28
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6 confidentiality

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right to privacy
group and families
minor incompetent clients
records
research and training
consultation

29
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avoid illegal and unwarranted disclosures

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right to privacy

30
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does not apply when disclosure is required to prevent clear and imminent danger to clients or others / and when client has fatal communicable disease

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right to privacy

31
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when court orders counselors to release confidential information without a client’s permit, counselors request to the court that the disclosure should not be required due to potential harm to client or counseling relationship.

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right to privacy

32
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counselors clearly define confidentiality and parameters for the specific group being entered.

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group and families

33
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minors or individuals who are unable to give voluntary, parents and guardians may be included

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minor incompetent clients

34
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maintain records for rendering professional services to their clients

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records

35
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responsible to secure the safety and confidentiality of any counseling records

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records

36
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use of data derived from counseling relationships for research is confined to content–ensure the anonymity of individuals

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research and training

37
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information is discussed only with persons clearly concerned with the case

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consultation

38
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professional responsibility

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standards knowledge
professional competencies

39
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counselors have a responsibility to read, understand, and follow the code of ethics and standards of practice

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standards knowledge

40
Q

practice on the boundaries of their competence

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professional competencies

41
Q
  • completing a task
  • doing self care
  • eating food
  • celebrating little wins
A

dopamine

42
Q
  • playing with a dog
  • playing with a baby
  • holding hands
  • hugging your family
  • give compliment
A

oxytocin

43
Q
  • meditating
  • running
  • sun exposure
  • walk in nature
  • swimming
  • cycling
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serotonin

44
Q
  • laughter exercise
  • essential oils
  • watch a comedy
  • dark chocolate
  • exercising
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endorphins

45
Q

the reward chemical

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dopamine

46
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the reward chemical

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dopamine

47
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the love hormone

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oxytocin

48
Q

the mood stabilizer

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serotonin

49
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the pain killer

A

endorphins

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