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Clinical Supervision Report: Ethical Decision-Making Process in a Duty to Warn Case
\nCase Study Details
\n\uf0b7 Use the following case\uf02a information: Teresa and Gad were romantically involved. They have
\nboth received ongoing outpatient psychiatric care. Gad had a long history of violent behavior,
\nwhich included physical abuse directed towards Teresa. Recently, Teresa ended the
\nrelationship and moved out of the apartment she shared with Gad. Gad contacted you as his
\ncounselor and stated he intended to kill Teresa. Teresa then called you the counselor at
\n12:15pm to ascertain where Gad was because she planned to go to their apartment to remove
\nher possessions.
\n\uf0b7 Assume you are currently Gad\u2019s counselor and are practicing in your own state.
\nIdentify the Problem
\n\uf0b7 Identify the main problem and related concerns to be addressed in this report in 1-2 bullets,
\nas if you are writing it to your supervisor for their review. This will set the stage for the
\nremainder of this document utilizing the embedded ethical decision-making guide. Each
\nbullet should be 2-3 complete sentences.
\nApply Ethical Codes, State Laws, and Select one Ethical Principle of Primary Relevance
\n\uf0b7 Confidentiality is one of the major ethical codes that is implicated by this case. Paraphrase
\nthe relevant professional ethical code and provide a reference citation. Do not quote the code
\ndirectly. (This bullet should be 1-2 complete sentences).
\n\uf0b7 Review your state laws and identify one law that impacts this case. If you do not have a duty
\nto warn law in your state, discuss this implication. Paraphrase the law followed by a
\nreference citation to the specific legal statutes from your professional counseling board. Do
\nnot quote the law directly but paraphrase it. This bullet should be 2-3 complete sentences.
\n\uf0b7 Selecting one ethical principle (autonomy, justice, beneficence, autonomy, non-maleficence)
\nyou believe to be the priority in this case. Use your professional judgement and tie in
\nresources to support your points. Each bullet should be 1-2 complete sentences.
\nDiversity and Inclusion Considerations
\n\uf0b7 List 1 diversity consideration (e.g., power, privilege, oppression, discrimination,
\nconfidentiality, cultural practices, cultural identity, etc.) from the client perspective. Each
\nbullet should be 1-2 complete sentences.
\n\uf02aBased on actual Pennsylvania Supreme Court case, Emerich v. Philadelphia Center for Human Development Inc.
\nSee Watson, C. (2005). The duty to warn\/protect doctrine and its application in Pennsylvania. Jefferson Journal of
\nPsychiatry, 19(1), 13-18.<\/p>\n
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\n\uf0b7 List 1 diversity consideration (e.g., power, privilege, oppression, discrimination,
\ncommunication, value conflicts, skills, etc.) from your (the counselor\u2019s) perspective. Each
\nbullet should be 1-2 complete sentences.
\n\uf0b7 List 1 way you (the counselor) can advocate for diversity considerations considering the first
\ntwo bullets. Each bullet should be 1-2 complete sentences.
\n.
\nGenerate a Potential Course of Action and Consider Consequences
\n\uf0b7 Provide one course of action (solution) possible that will be clinically appropriate and
\nsupported by ethical and legal requirements. Select the course of action (which could include
\nmore than one step or action) that best fits as a solution to your dilemma and provide a
\nrationale for this course of action. This bullet should be 3-4 complete sentences. Do not
\nworry about judging and eliminating solutions, you will evaluate these in the next step. Each
\nbullet should be 1-2 complete sentences.
\n\uf0b7 Identify how your course of action will help you resolve your dilemma. This bullet should be
\n2-3 complete sentences.
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