Corey: Issues and Ethics for the Helping Professions 10th

What’s New

• The chapter on ethical issues in supervision is enhanced with new discussions of the role of the supervisor contract and of the concept of strict liability for supervisors.
• This edition includes a greater focus on the themes common across all or most codes of ethics, as well as an increased emphasis on positive ethics rather than rule-based ethics.
• The chapters on values and legal issues are extensively updated, incorporating feedback from leading scholars along with the latest research, to help students and practitioners navigate these rapidly changing and complex topic areas.
• Discussions of core ethical issues around boundaries and multiple relationships are updated, with new sections on appropriate boundaries outside the office and the inclusion of new literature dealing with sexual attraction.

Features

• The book is comprehensive, in that it is appropriate for students in counselor education, clinical psychology, social work, mental health counseling, and human services, among other professions.
• Every chapter includes a summary of codes from the various professional organizations that are relevant to the topics under discussion.
• The authors draw upon their combined experiences to provide a realistic and challenging view of dealing with ethical issues. Throughout the text, the authors stress that ethical decision making is an ongoing process with no easy answers. However, the book gives readers the framework to think through the issues.
• With an emphasis on critical thinking, the text involves readers in the learning process through self-inventories, case examples, open-ended questions, and discussion questions.