Description
Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Counseling, 7th Edition (published April 19, 2024), by Theodore P. Remley Jr. and Barbara P. Herlihy is a leading textbook for counselors-in-training and practicing professionals. This edition integrates the most current ethical and legal standards in counseling, with a keen focus on the transformative impacts of the COVID‑19 pandemic—including virtual counseling, remote record‑keeping, telehealth compliance, and consent protocols for remote sessions.
The authors bring unmatched expertise: Remley combines a legal career and counselor education leadership, while Herlihy offers deep experience in ethics, multicultural competency, and professional training.
Together they craft a comprehensive learning experience through 16 chapters that cover:
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Professional identity, multiculturalism, values, and social justice
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Client welfare and informed consent, confidentiality, records, subpoenas
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Boundaries, malpractice, competence, diagnosis, and assessment
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Ethical use of technology, counseling minors and vulnerable adults
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Supervisory practices, private practice issues, professional writing, research, and publication
- Appendices include the full ACA Code of Ethics and practical forms like disclosure agreements, case‑note guidelines, and supervision agreements
Rich with contemporary case studies, the 7th Edition equips learners to navigate complex scenarios with judgment and confidence. This resource aligns well with CACREP standards and prepares students and professionals to meet licensure requirements and uphold high ethical standards.
Ideal for graduate counseling students, counselor educators, supervisors, and practitioners. Available for both rent and purchase, offering a flexible, affordable option for learners and professionals sourcing updated materials.
