Cjhs337 Unit 5 Ip Ethics - Colorado Technical University

This study source was downloaded by 100000875188854 from CourseHero.com on 11-02-2023 01:16:57 GMT -05:00https://www.coursehero.com/file/118874604/Unit-5-IP-ETHICSdocx/ Unit 5 IP 1Unit 5 Individual ProjectRehanna ChavezColorado Technical UniversityCJHS337-01-2104ASheila ClarkOctober,19,2021This study source was downloaded by 100000875188854 from CourseHero.com on 11-02-2023 01:16:57 GMT -05:00https://www.coursehero.com/file/118874604/Unit-5-IP-ETHICSdocx/Unit 5 IP 2Having a dual or multiple relationship while working as a chemical dependency counselor is a possibility. The biggest factors to consider is where does accounts are live and where are they employed. At the town the counselor works in is small there is a good chance a dual relationship may develop. In smaller towns there are not many choices for counselors like in the bigger cities.Also, usually if you grow up in a small town and decide to council and the thing plays chances are you may know of the person or their family you are counseling. Most dual or multiple relationship should be avoided if possible. You do not want to find yourself accidentally in an unethical situation.According to the Zur Institute There are only a few dual relationships that are considered acceptable when it comes to the chemical dependency counselor.1. Communal dual relationship-this is a very common situation especially in rural areas. Both the client and counselor live