Recognise and maintain appropriate recognise their own professional professional boundaries even when these strengths and limitations that may are challenged by the client or others. affect therapeutic practice, and develop appropriate self-support Understand the values underpinning the and self-care strategies profession, as exemplified in the Ethical recognise the need for, and engage Framework. with, their own personal support Demonstrate the capacity for reflexivity as and/or therapy as appropriate applied in therapeutic practice. recognise and cope with Understand the importance of supervision, uncertainty, responding therapeutically while maintaining contract for supervision and use it to firm boundaries address professional and developmental recognise responsibilities to the client, employers, the counselling Understand the importance of professional and psychotherapy professions and development activities. to society at large Understand and use a relevant ethical Professional relationships (QAA) framework to make critical decisions recognise and respect and multi-agency the practice of counselling and approaches to mental health psychotherapy. recognise their own professional Manage counselling practice efficiently, limitations, making referrals where including record and note keeping; appropriate provision of an appropriate environment; respect the role of supervision as an liaison with other services; reviewing of essential aspect of clinical practice caseloads and evaluation of practice.
recognise their own professional strengths and limitations that may affect therapeutic practice, and develop appropriate self-support and self-care strategies recognise the need for, and engage with, their own personal support and/or therapy as appropriate recognise and cope with uncertainty, responding therapeutically while maintaining firm boundaries recognise responsibilities to the client, employers, the counselling and psychotherapy professions and to society at large Professional relationships (QAA) recognise and respect and multi-agency approaches to mental health recognise their own professional limitations, making referrals where appropriate respect the role of supervision as an essential aspect of clinical practice Recognise and maintain appropriate professional boundaries even when these are challenged by the client or others. Understand the values underpinning the profession, as exemplified in the Ethical Framework. Demonstrate the capacity for reflexivity as applied in therapeutic practice. Understand the importance of supervision, contract for supervision and use it to address professional and developmental Understand the importance of professional development activities. Understand and use a relevant ethical framework to make critical decisions the practice of counselling and psychotherapy. Manage counselling practice efficiently, including record and note keeping; provision of an appropriate environment; liaison with other services; reviewing of caseloads and evaluation of practice.
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