Culturally Relevant Ethical Decision-Making in Counseling
- Rick Houser - The University of Alabama
- Felicia L. Wilczenski - University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
- MaryAnna Ham - University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
Counselling Ethics and the Law | Counselling Psychology | Counselling and Psychotherapy (General)
"After tracing concepts and values from Western, eastern, and Southern hemisphere theories of ethics, they present case examples treating such ethical dilemmas as rational suicide, counselor competence, conflict between client worldview and the law and culturally appropriate assessment. The text includes discussion questions and Web resources."
"One of the book's strengths is the overview of various ethical perspectives, which extends beyond what is usually included in ethics books. The authors review a variety of theories, including Western conceptualizations, along with more standard approaches, and Eastern, Middle Eastern, and Southern Hemisphere approaches. The historical background of each theory is interesting and provides context for the theory. In addition, the authors describe the major concepts for each theory, which is helpful in explaining the basics of the perspectives. Finally, each chapter's list of additional readings is helpful."