PRACTICE STANDARD Professional Standards, Revised 2002
known, the action could cause, or could be reasonably expected to cause, physical, emotional or spiritual harm to the client. Abuse may be verbal, emotional, physical, sexual, financial or take the form of neglect. For a detailed explanation, read Appendix A in the
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