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complete 3 (three) reaction papers worth 100 points each. Each reaction paper will be at least 3-5 full pages in length (double spaced). You are asked to analyze, evaluate and discuss your topic as it relates to ethical and legal dilemmas in counseling. Using an Integrative Approach to counseling, you will be also be required to identify, with rationale, aspects and clinical techniques of each theory/approach you intend to incorporate into resolving the ethical dilemma, developing your own philosophical and applied approach to counseling and the ethical and legal issues that arise as a counselor.
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Outline
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This reaction paper discusses the ethical dilemma in the case of Ward v. Wilbanks
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It also analyses Integrative Approach to counseling.
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Furthermore, it explains the combination of the deontology approach and
consequentialism theory in solving ethical dilemma in counseling.
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According to Wedding & Corsini (2018), an integrative counselor believes that no single
therapeutic approach can help a client in a situation. As an integrative counselor because I think
a combination of approaches is critical in counseling. I intend to use different theories and
clinical techniques in my counseling sessions to help a client. I try to understand my clients and
then use different elements of different approaches to help clients explore and cope with their
problems. Additionally, I see every client differently and use different approaches to treat them.
My philosophy is that every client who walks through my agency office's door is different;
therefore, what works for one client might not work for another. Therefore, as an integrative
counselor, I usually choose the right approach for every client and sometimes use a combination
of theories to treat a particular client. However, the combination of those theories or approaches
has to be different from any other client.
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