Ethical Course of Action

Definition

The ethical course of action refers to the morally appropriate and responsible choice or decision that a therapist should make in a given situation. It involves adhering to professional guidelines, standards, and principles while considering the well-being and best interests of the client.

Related terms

Confidentiality:

Maintaining the privacy of client information shared during therapy sessions.

Informed Consent:

Obtaining explicit permission from clients before starting any therapeutic intervention or disclosing their personal information.

Boundaries: Setting clear limits on the therapist-client relationship to avoid any potential harm or unethical behavior.