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Question
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Here is the question: Consider both sides of the argument to develop a rationale for or against bartering by Henry, the counsellor in the fictitious situation. You may use an ethical decision-making model to help in reasoning out your response to the ethical dilemma contained in the scenario. Be sure to make reference to relevant ethical codes and standards and fundamental moral principles in your response.
The following is a fictitious case which illustrates the ethical issues associated with bartering of mental health/psychological services in a small, tightly knit community.
Henry is a counsellor and operates an outpatient substance abuse counselling program located in a small, isolated but tightly-knit community in Canada. Most of the clients in the program do not have health insurance for counselling. Mr. P has recently been referred to the program for his crack cocaine addiction problem. During the intake session, Henry ascertains that although Mr. P will benefit from the program, he is unable to pay for it. Mr. P. offers to provide general maintenance and office duties such as clearing snow in the driveway, filing and so on, in exchange for counselling services by Henry.
Please include the follwing items in your answer and dont copy and paste the previous one :
The answer should include thefollowing :
Answer
I . Introduction
A. A statement of the problem
B. Pertinent information revealed
II. Define ethics
A. Describe ethical principles
B. Explain how ethics differs from law
III. Ethical Considerations
A. Ethical principles involved in this case
B. Individuals Involved in the ethical issue
C. Describe Dilemma
D. Which ethical principles are in conflict
IV. Therapeutic Interventions
A. Therapist role
B. Provide 2 possible solutions to this problem
C. Possible consequences of each solution
V. Conclusion
This needs to be a summary and tie back to the beginning.
All of these points need to supported by current research evidence and best practices
Explanation / Answer
I. A. Statement of the Problem- Inability of an isolated but tightly-knit Canadian community to pay for counselling services.
B. Pertinent information revealed- The people do not have basic insurance for mental health services, indicating negligence of the community. As a result, the people use barter system in which they provide labour services to the counsellor in exchange for mental health services.