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This 3 page paper provides an overview of materials related to the ethical roles of counselors. This paper relates the content to authorship on "What Not to Do in an Interview" and subsequently relates ethical questions in counseling. There are 2 sources cited.
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of conduct, their concerns and their own professional experiences. While John had more direct contact with families and discussed ethical issues around mandatory reporting of abuse in these families,
Maria maintained similar concerns but reflected the conflicts that emerge from applying ethical standards when abuse allegations are taken out of the context of family therapy. When John
was asked to reflect on the most significant ethical issue that he viewed as a part of his role as a marriage and family counselor, John maintained that it was
mandatory reporting. He stated that while he believed that mandatory reporting, both of spousal abuse and child abuse, was a necessary component of his role, he stated that
he felt that many people came to the therapeutic relationship seeking support for change that was initiated by issues related to spousal or child abuse. John maintained that
adherence to a strict code of personal conduct, particular in relation to New Jersey state reporting laws, often was the cause of some internal conflict on his part, because of
his desire to support change and his belief that each individual has the potential for change. John described the case of "Bobby," and his parents "Jessica" and his stepfather,
"Peter." The entire family came to John seeking support for the declining condition of Jessica and Peters marriage and the problems that extended from the relationship between Bobby, age
10, and Peter, age 46. During the course of their therapeutic process, Peter and Bobby came into the office together, without Jessica, and Bobby had been visibly abused.
Peter maintained that he felt helpless to his anger and that he had struck Bobby, but that he wanted help so that it would not happen again. Bobby stated
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