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• maintaining our fitness to practice and never practising while intoxicated or impaired • maintaining our professional competence through supervision and professional development 3. Build a relationship of trust by: • informing clients about the nature of the counselling and psychotherapy services we offer

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Confidentiality and informed consent in counselling and ...

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confidentiality and informing the client about limits to confidentiality . As an ethical obligation, maintaining the trust of a client involves sharing all information necessary to enable a client to make informed choices relating to engaging, continuing, and ending therapy (Neukrug, Milliken,

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Guidelines for Client Records - PACFA

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PACFA Draft Guidelines on Client Records – December 2014 1 Guidelines for Client Records Introduction These Guidelines provide good practice guidance for keeping client records for counselling and

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The effectiveness of Supportive Counselling, based …

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Dr Nicky Jacobs and Dr Andrea Reupert The effectiveness of Supportive Counselling, based on Rogerian principles: A systematic review of recent international and

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Code of Ethics - PACFA

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Contents Introduction 1 Our commitment to clients 2 Foundation for ethics 3 PACFA values 3 Ethical principles of counselling and psychotherapy 3 Personal attributes of counsellors and psychotherapists 5

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