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TN Jurisprudence Exam Questions And Answers.
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Board - what board is this? - \Board for professional counselors, marital and family therapists, clinical pastoral therapists Actively engaged - define - \10 or more face to face client contact hours per week:
\Health Related Boards Practice of Professional Counseling WITHOUT MHSP - what can they do? What can they NOT do? - \Cannot treat mental, emotional, adjustment disorders. Only treat marital problems, parent-child problems, child and adolescent behavior, other family circumstances, other interpersonal problems, phase of life problems, occupational problems, uncomplicated bereavement. CAN administer assessments used to measure aptitude, achievements, or interests. CANNOT administer those to assess personality, abnormal behavior, or individual intelligence tests. Practice of Counseling WITH MHSP - what can they do? What can they NOT do? - \Facilitate human development through life span, prevent, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional or behavioral disorders Conduct assessments and diagnoses for purpose of establishing treatment goals/objectives Plan, implement, and evaluate treatment plans. Testing NOT to be labeled "Psychological" testing. Professional Experience - define - \Minimum of 10 client contact hours per week, and practice of counseling EXCLUDING volunteer hours Group Supervision - define - \3-8 participants. No more than 50 hours total (out of 150 required) Triadic Supervision - define - \2 participants, plus supervisor. All 150 can be triadic. Professional Counselor by examination - what are the requirements? - \1. Must be 18
\Supporting documents must be received in the board's office within 60 days of receipt of your application, or your file will be closed. Things to include in LPC licensure application: - \1. Fee
\10 days. Applicant is expected to cause his supervisor to notify the board of any reason he is aware that the license should become invalid. How much are the Application, Renewal, State Regulatory, Temporary License, and MHSP upgrade fees? - \1. Application - $
CE - How long does the individual have to respond to an audit request from the board? - \15 days If you use a program as evidence of attendance at CE, what else must you provide? - \Two or more of the following:
What are some of the considerations of the board when assessing civil penalties? - \1. Whether the dollar amount will be a substantial economic deterrent
\1. Recommend disciplinary action
What is the rule about engaging in counseling with friends or family members? - \Counselors are prohibited from engaging in counseling relationships with friends or family members with whom they have an inability to remain objective. What is the rule about Virtual relationships with current clients? - \Counselors are prohibited from engaging in personal virtual (SoCal media, etc.) relationships with current clients. What is the rule regarding previous relationships (casual, distant, mutual membership in organization, community, professional sphere)? - \Counselors consider the risks and benefits. When they take these clients, they take appropriate professional precautions to ensure that judgment is not impaired. (Informed consent, consultation, supervision, documentation) Boundary extensions - what should a counselor do if they choose to extend boundaries beyond the counseling relationship (attending wedding/graduation, visiting family member in hospital, etc)? - \Consider risks/benefits, document prior to interaction (if possible) the rationale, potential risks and benefits, anticipated consequences. If harm occurs, counselor must show evidence of attempt to remedy such harm. What are some examples of role changes in the professional relationship which would require informed consent? - * individual to family counseling
Can clients refer prospective and current clients based solely on the counselor's personally held values, attitudes, and beliefs? - \No. Counselors must respect the diversity in clients and seek training when necessary. When should counselors terminate a counseling relationship? - * when it becomes apparent that the client no longer needs assistance, is not being helped, or is being harmed by the continuation. Counselors may terminate counseling when in jeopardy of harm by the client or another person with whom the client is involved, or if the client does not pay agreed fees. when should a counselor request private information from clients? - \Only when it is beneficial to the counseling process When does the requirement of confidentiality not apply? - \When disclosure is required to protect clients or identified others from serious and foreseeable harm, r when legal requirements demand that information must be revealed. What does the code say about confidentiality in end-of-life decisions? - \Counselors with terminally ill individuals who are considering hastening their own deaths have the OPTION to maintain confidentiality, depending on the applicable laws and specific circumstances. Counselors must also seek consultation or supervision on this. Are there exceptions for Contagious, life-threatening diseases? - \Yes. Counselors may be justified in disclosing this information to identifiable third parties, if they are known to be at serious and foreseeable risk of contracting it. Counselors must assess the intent of clients to inform, and must adhere to relevant state laws concerning disclosure.