Using Scaling to Facilitate Ethical Decision-Making in Family Therapy

Caldwell, Benjamin E.; Stone, Dana J.

doi:10.1080/01926187.2016.1150797

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“…It is unusual to reach one single correct answer when considering ethical dilemmas; therefore, the goal becomes implementing the most ethically reasonable action (Caldwell & Stone, ). Molewijk, Hem, and Pedersen () suggested that ethical dilemmas are resolved in mental health settings through individual reflection, consultation, supervision, treatment team meetings, and communication with others in unsystematic ways.…”

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Impact of Ethical Information Resources on Independently Licensed Counselors

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Counseling and Values

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A random sample of 430 independently licensed counselors evaluated 4 ethical information interventions in the context of 16 boundary‐crossing scenarios. Results indicated that counselors have serious reservations about any form of boundary crossing. They reported mostly reviewing various codes of ethics, reviewing state laws and rules, consulting with others, working from gut instincts, and reflecting on personal experience when confronted with boundary‐crossing issues. Participants clearly preferred streamlined ethical information interventions.

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