Based on all of the material that you have studied for this course to this point, write an essay outlining your personal philosophy of ethics. You should answer the following overarching question:...

Philosophy of Ethics
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Is it enough to know and follow the AAMFT/CAMFT Code of Ethics? Why or why not?    3
What principles guide their ethical decision making process? Give an example of a specific issue and how they would address it.    3
As a therapist, what responsibilities do they have to their clients and how should they fulfil them?    4
What are unique ethical considerations for marriage and family therapists?    4
What rights do clients have and how should they ensure that they are respected?    5
Conclusion    6
References    7
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Introduction
Ethics are the broad rules that govern counselling work and serve the dual aim of safeguarding both the client and the counsellor. These guidelines attempt to safeguard the client from any potential harm that may result from the therapy procedure. Often, the customer is unaware of the cause of the possible damage. This report is to discuss about the principles, ethics and resources used in therapy to make a decision. Furthermore, it will be discussed about the issues that arise in maintaining the ethics while dealing with the clients. Also, responsibilities a therapist towards the client and their data.
Is it enough to know and follow the AAMFT/CAMFT Code of Ethics? Why or why not?
When professional marital and family therapists are unsure about a course of action, they should refer to the AAMFT code of ethics. According M. K., & Dattilio, F. M., the AAMFT standards of ethics are sufficient to guide therapists in their professional behaviour. The code is comparable to those of other organisations such as the American Psychological Association and the International Association of Marriage and Family Counsellors. The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy's (AAMFT) standards of ethics establish the bar for ethical practise in the therapeutic profession. The AAMFT code of ethics addresses all elements of therapeutic practise, including the therapist's relationship with clients and the confidentiality of client information.
While both and ethics regulate marital and family therapists' work, AAMF's is a crucial instrument that a marriage and family therapist must use when making decisions about their behaviour. The AAMFT Code of Ethics offers a wide range of concepts that therapists may find useful in their clinical work. The AAMFT code of ethics also instructs marriage and family therapists on their obligations to their clients. It is intended to protect therapists against and support professionals in coping with any hazards that may emerge during professional activity.
What principles guide their ethical decision making process? Give an example of a specific issue and how they would address it.
As a marital...