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2024 NCMHCE STUDY GUIDE 2024 LATEST NCMHCE Ultimate Study Guide for the National Clinical Mental Health Counseling Test 100% ACCURATE (PDF) Dynamic Study GUIDE *Pass the NCMHCA on your first try Counseling Relationship informed consent, prohibited sexual and/or romantic relations hips, professional boundaries, roles with individuals and groups, payment issues, business practices, and termination and referral Confidentiality and Privacy right to privacy and expectations, such as the serious and foreseeable harm requirements, infor mation sharing, record keeping, and client access Professional Responsibility issues of competency, advertising, soliciting clients, professional qualifications, and responsibilities to the public Relationships with other professionals respect and equi ty in professional relationships with colleagues, employers and employees, and provisions of consultation Evaluation, Assessment, and Interpretation Assessment, diagnosis, instrument selection, and conditions and issues relating to assessment Supervision, Training and Teaching responsibilities of the supervisor and educator roles Research and Publication guidelines for carrying out research, informing clients, and protecting clients Distance Counseling, Technology, and Social Media Become k nowledgable about pros and cons of technology for clients and the field of counseling, protect confidentiality, laws, and ethics Resolving Ethical Issues reporting violating and cooperating with the ethics committees Informed Consent clients should be informed of the nature of all services in both writing and verbally and should be apprise of fees documented permission (typically written and signed) by a participant to engage in a situation, treatment or study after learning all possible risks and bene fits must be obtained for all assessments, clients must give IC for supervision Ethical Dilemmas situations with two choices, neither of which resolves the situation in an ethically acceptable manner Problem Solving for Ethical Dilemmas Developed by Koocher and Keith -Speiel Step 1: Determine Ethical Problems Step 2: Review the ethical guidelines available that pertain to the problem at hand Step 3: Peruse the impact that other sources may have on the decisions that should be made to re solve the problem Step 4: Consult with trusted professionals about the problem and possible solutions Step 5: Assess the human rights and civil liberties of the client, which may be impacted by the solution to the problem, and consider possible consequen ces of the solution for the problem at hand Step 6: Create a number of avenues that may be explored in the solution to the problem Step 7: Evaluate the possible consequences that can be the result of each solution applied to the problem at hand Step 8: Make a decisions about one solution to be implemented Step 9: follow through wit the decision that was made Multiple Relationships A circumstance in which a clinical psychologist has a professional relationship with an individual and also has another t ype of relationship with the same person or has a relationship with someone closely associated with the person Multiple Relationships Five -Step Model Arnold Lazarus supported MR in his multi -modal therapy Gottlieb created a 5 step model: Step 1: Consider the element of power, where the client feels inferior to the counselor and may find a long -standing relationship harmful Step 2: Consider the duration of the relationship by predicting how the relationship and the balance of power may cha nge over time Step 3: Consider the clarity of termination, which involves compatibility between the client and the counselor, and consequences that can occur when the client and counselor roles are conflicting and harmful Step 4: Gain the perspective and advice of a professional associate Step 5: Present the relationship change to the client, and give him or her time to make a decision about this change in the relationship
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