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Standards and Ethics for Counselling in Action
Fifth Edition
by
Andrew Reeves
and
Tim Bond
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Student Resources
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Chapter 2: What Is Counselling?
Chapter 3: Sources of Counselling Ethics
Chapter 6: Respect for Client Autonomy
Chapter 7: Suicide and Refusing to Accept Life-saving Treatment
Chapter 8: Counsellor Competence
Chapter 9: Avoiding the Exploitation of Clients
Chapter 10: Confidentiality
Chapter 11: Counselling Online
Chapter 12: Working with Social Diversity
Chapter 14: Counselling Supervision
Chapter 17: Ethical Problem-solving
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Sources of Counselling Ethics
Chapter 6: Respect for Client Autonomy
Chapter 7: Suicide and Refusing to Accept Life-saving Treatment
Chapter 8: Counsellor Competence
Chapter 9: Avoiding the Exploitation of Clients
Chapter 10: Confidentiality
Chapter 11: Counselling Online
Chapter 12: Working with Social Diversity
Chapter 14: Counselling Supervision
Chapter 15: Record-keeping
Chapter 16: Evaluation of Impact: Practice-Based Evidence and Evidence-Based Practice
Chapter 18: Implications for Practice
Chapter 10: Confidentiality
This article considers an ethical issues in postmortem confidentiality.
Confidentiality after death
