Counseling Ethics and Professional Issues

CMH5106.01
Course System Home Terms Summer 2026 Counseling Ethics and Professional Issues

Course Description

Summary

This course focuses on the ethical and legal standards that govern clinical mental health counseling. Students will explore topics such as confidentiality, informed consent, dual relationships, and ethical decision-making models. The course also addresses professional issues, including licensure, supervision, and the role of advocacy in counseling.

This course also includes the Basic Counseling Skills Workshops which takes place at Residency and over the course of the semester. Participation in these workshops in a required component of successful completion of this course.

Learning Outcomes

  • Apply ethical decision-making models to clinical situations.
  • Understand the importance of professional boundaries and self-care.
  • Engage in ongoing professional development and supervision.

Corequisites

Basci Counseling Skills workshops.

Instructor

  • Faculty TBA

Day and Time

TBA

Delivery Method

Hybrid

Length of Course

Full Term

Academic Term

Summer 2026

Credits

3

Course Level

5000

Maximum Enrollment

100

Course Frequency

Every term