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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"dual relationships"”.
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Managing Dual Relationships in Rural and Remote Practice Settings
In social work in Ontario, a dual relationship exists when a social worker or social service worker, in addition to the professional relationship, has one or more other relationships with a client. Traditionally, dual relationships have been thought to be a circumstance where boundary violations, …
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Students and Faculty Members in Marriage and Family Therapy Programs: Navigating Successful Non-Sexual Dual Relationships
Dual relationships in the family therapy field are currently under debate. Within this debate extreme viewpoints and opinions, on what is the best way to navigate dual relationships, are being voiced. These views range from avoiding non-sexual dual relationships at all costs to glorifying the …
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Exploring the ethical issues of dual relationships and researching our own clients: a narrative case study approach
This study investigates the issues and ethics of dual relationships in therapy and in research. It is a narrative inquiry into the lived experience of being in a dual relationship told from the perspective of both client/participant and therapist/researcher: a dual perspective on a dual …
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Negotiating the Gray Areas of Ethical Decision Making: Deaf Therapists Working in the Deaf Community
… unique dilemmas when dealing with overlapping relationships. Similar to psychologists from other small or rural communities, dual relationships are generally unavoidable. The ethical guidelines for psychologists do not provide for the exceptional struggles that many Deaf therapists face in this …
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An Investigation into the Current Practices of Group Counseling Instructors in the Delivery of the Required Experiential Group in Accredited Institutions
… because of ethical issues involving dual relationships and the right to privacy. The purpose of this study was to determine how group counseling instructors deliver the experiential group, compare current practices to recommended practices in the literature, and recommend changes …
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An Officer and a Therapist: How Active-Duty Social Workers Navigated the Ethical Hazards of Their Dual Agency
… forces them to prioritize one side of their dual agency as both an officer and a therapist. The experience of having to navigate the ethically hazardous “mixed-agency dilemmas” that result from these competing prioritizations has been left unexamined in academic social work research. To …
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Required Counseling Provided Within a Counselor Training Program: Its Effect on Self-Awareness and the Impact of Ethical Concerns on the Experience
… students to participate in 10 sessions of individual counseling during their training program in order to increase their self-awareness. Students had the option of fulfilling the requirement through being counseled either by more advanced students within the training program or by mental health …
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Actions speak louder than words : duality and professional boundaries in social work practice.
Dual/multiple relationships may be impossible to avoid. Social workers are provided guidance by the NASW Code of Ethics concerning these types of relationships, but this guidance does not address practice settings in which duality is the norm rather than the exception. Research dedicated to …
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Rhifan, dimensiynau : asteiniau o canfyddiadau Melencolia 1 Dürer
… questions within the truth paradigm. A number of dual relationships are investigated, this principally through a central and more clearly defined dichotomous relationship between 'the literary' and 'the mathematical', where the one is imbued with the uncertainty and difficulties in interpretation …