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Reаd the cаse study аnd then write a respоnse tо Teresa's dilemma which оutlines the steps of an ethical decision making model that Teressa could utilize, and integrates SPECIFIC principles of the ACA Code of Ethics. Teresa, a professional counselor, moved to a small town in Iowa with her 13-year-old son, Tony. She discovered that, except for a psychiatrist, the closest other mental health professional practices approximately 1 ½ hours away. Initially she felt isolated and found it emotionally and financially difficult to establish her private practice, adjust to small-town living, and develop a personal life. After almost a year of struggle, her practice is fairly steady and her son is doing quite well in his new school. Teresa has become close friends with Evelyn, the principal at Tony’s school. Teresa and Evelyn discovered many commonalities, including that they are both divorced, receive little support from their ex-husbands, and are originally from large cities. They carpool, watch each other’s children, socialize together, and have become strong social and emotional supports for each other. Additionally, Tony and Evelyn’s son, Chris, have also become very close friends and spend a good deal of time together in each other’s homes. Tony and Chris enjoy some of the same movies, enjoy watching baseball together, and riding bikes. They are still 14-year-old teenagers, though, so Evelyn has had to discipline them at times when things get out of hand or they fail to follow the house rules. One day, Evelyn confided in Teresa that she is really concerned about Chris, stating that he is having a lot of problems in school and that their relationship at home has become strained. According to Evelyn, Chris seems to be testing her authority and recently has been lashing out at her, especially in matters related to school. Evelyn tells Teresa that most of Chris’s problems are caused by his inconsistent communication with his father and shares that she is at her wit’s end. She thinks Chris needs counseling and asks Teresa to take him on as a client. Evelyn insists that she feels comfortable with the duality and that she doesn’t see a necessity to make a 3-hour drive, round trip, when Teresa is well qualified to work with her son. Additionally, Evelyn suggests that this could create a win-win for both of them. Teresa had been disappointed that she didn’t have time to paint the outside of her house. Evelyn, Chris, and Tony could work together to paint the house during the summer in exchange for Teresa seeing Chris for counseling sessions. List the steps of an ethical decision making model, and for each step discuss the actions Teressa should take to decide what to do in this instance. Be sure to use SPECIFIC principles from the ACA Code of Ethics (2014). NOTE: You may utilize the ACA Code of Ethics (2014) shown below, but no other source can be used in answering this exam (including searchable versions of the Code, etc.). You must have memorized the ethical decision-making model steps before beginning the exam and must be familiar with the Code of Ethics. American Counseling Association - 2014 - Principles Only.pdf
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