Regarding counselors' personal values, counselors
a. must always avoid disclosing their own personal values to their clients.
b. should avoid discussions of values if their own values conflict with those of their clients.
c. could disclose their values to a client, if it is possible to do so in a way that conveys to the client that the client's values can be accepted or rejected without risking the relationship.
d. could disclose their values to a client, but only if the counselor holds the same values as the client.
e. should disclose their values to clients so that clients see the counselor as genuine and authentic.
Question 2
You are a school counselor in a small rural school district and receive a referral for counseling your neighbor's grandchild.
You are this child's soccer coach and do many activities with your neighbor, almost to the point of feeling as if you are a member of the family. What is a significant concern that you may have upon receiving this referral?
a. billing the parents and grandparents for services as you know they are limited financially.
b. uncertainty about your competence to counsel this child.
c. the potential for dual relationship to exist.
d. lack of peer helper group available in the school.
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