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Stephanie's Case Study

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Stephanie’s situation presents an F.10., Roles and Relationships Between Counselor Educators and Students, ethical challenge. “Stephanie chooses to attend a social gathering that the students, including Geoff, were holding outside of regular working hours, and Geoff and Stephanie begin a relationship that evening;” and now, the boundaries between Geoff, the supervisee, and Stephanie, the supervisor, got blurred. According to Herlihy and Corey (2014), “ACA Code of Ethics F.3.a Extending Conventional Supervisory Relationships Counseling supervisors clearly define and maintain ethical professional, personal, and social relationships with their supervisees. Supervisors consider the risks and benefits of extending current supervisory relationships

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