Module 3 Diass
Module 3 Diass
Directions: Choose the letter of the best answer and write it on a separate sheet of
paper.
C. we welcome them in our home where we can conduct our session with
them.
2. What do we mean when we respect the rights and dignity of every human
being?
consideration.
counseling session.
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leaming!
"Let's Go Back"
this task.
Directions: Answer the following questions in your own words based on
area of expertise?
the college level? What do you think are their level of needs?
EBREF INTRODUCTION
precisely because they work with people. Counselors listen attentively to the needs
of their counselee and set boundaries of confidentiality which both of them must
DISCUSSIONS
Accountabilities of Counselors
has sought help irom them. The counselees vulnerability 1s already a signal tnat
they are ncapable ot handiing themselves. And when it comes to sensitive matters,
counselors build an atmosphere of comfort and security tor their clients. This
atmosphere is the very reason why some distraught learners share their problems
and needs. The atmosphere or protection and integrity give them a sense ot
security. The confidentiaity and protection of the "self" comes first in the mind of a
accountability.
must bear in mind that each individual is unique. No matter how unruly the
Counselors teel responsible for the welfare of their clients. However, counselors
must alsO remember that their clients have the capacity to help themselves and are
everyone who has availed of the counseling service. Counselors do not only
provide counseling to few and selected groups, but they accommodate individuals
from all walks of lite regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, socio-economic status
whether they are students or professionals. The counselor must render services to
the community to provide the best services for their clients. They work hand in
hand with the parents, teachers, school administrators and other stakeholders to
ocin Sciat
ACTvrTTES
Directions:
thinking questions.
Situation 1
Counselor Joey focuses only on counseling the rich and middle class individuals
in his private clinic. He sometimes begs off if he finds the client poor or has
nothing to give.
Right Violated:-
Situation2-
clients ordinarily. She has been hearing the same old problems of her student for
10 years that she automatically nods to everything she hears, without even
Rights Violated:
Situation 3
Carlotta has been a counselor for 12 years but did not bother to pursue Master's
degree or even attend seminars. She points out that the only service she needs
Rights V1o1atea:=
situatiorn4 -
Michael was having academic problem especially with his course subject
chemistry 101. He tried to visit the guidance and counseling center, but was
rejected by his counselor because accordingly, only serious issues and cases are
accommodated. He was advised to get a tutor for his subject course or take the
alternative course the next year,
Rights Violated:
SIuation 5
The institute of Arts and Saences asked counselor Marvin to create and
implement a guidance program tor career and drug prevention. Marvin set up a
about their career and their knowledge of drugs. He also set up some survey
questionnaires and fish-bowl interviews for each class in the different levels.
Rights Víolated: _
. Do you think the rights and accountability of counselors exceed those that
are written in the bill of rights in the 1987 constitution? Defend your
answer.
counselors?
3. Do you think online counseling is a thing today, given that whole world is at
4. Why do you think there is a need to recognize both the rights of the clients
and the rights of the counselor? Which do you think is more accountable
ACTIVITIES
Activity 1.2. Value Lists of a Counselor
Suggestion
Bullying disclose the care for have equal seminars or advocate in comprehensive
program.
1. Career
orientation
2. Smoking
inside th ne
campus
3. Bringingg
prohibited
drugs in
School
Vandalism
Poor
academic
PEtOTance
6. Covid 19
program
intormation
dissemination |
Poor
hygiene
nalDes
8. Speech
deficiencies
. Frequent
absenteeism
10.
DepressiOn
|ACTIVITIES
Direction
1. Research on some programs of counselors that they have done for your
school. Choose only 3. You can ask your school counselors or you may look
it up in the internet.
2. Pill in the concept map with your gathered data. Identify what rights or
Article1 =F
Value Rights
Programs
or a
Guidance
Counselor
Article3 Article2 =
1. What did you discover about the counselor based on your gathered datar
2. Which do you think is the most challenging for a counselor? Which do you
3. As a Filipino, what practices or values can you learn from your guidance
individuals and explain them in your own words. You may cite some experiences or
POSTTEST
Column B. Write the letter of your choice on a separate sheet of paper or on the
Space provided.
the time.
implementedor s
habits, time
concentrate.
lessons
rebellious, behaviorally
dia Denaviorally
low self-esteem
environment of ther
School.
from concentrating on
their studies.
degree to be highly|
competent and
knowledgeable about
neir profession
2 Counseling
EXPECTATIONS
ldentify the ethical principles of counseling, and what counselors follow in their
proressio
Determine its importance in their work areas, as they abide to these ethical
PRETEST|
Directions: Choose the letter of the best answer and write it on a separate sheet of
paper
1. This pertains to the relational boundaries of the client and counselor inside
b. Confidentiality d. Professionalism
A counselor should clariy with the client the types of activities other than
a. This includes telling your clients that the counselor has an obligation
concerns of the cient, as well as the client's name and other relevant
information.
some suggestions.
issue is complicated.
C. Allow other parties in the session I the counselor is unsure or the it.
Great, you finished answenng the questions. You may request your
task.
face every day. Your task is to identiíy the right or accountability that is not
observed. As an added task on the activity, indicate the setting of the right or
Session.
guidance counselor.
boys
cOunseling sessions.
college
education
School.
EEBRIEF INTRODUCTIONV
others in developing their potentual and to encourage personal growth and learning
who are availing. These are incorporated in the code of ethics (Guidance and
Counseling of 2004).
DISCUSsIONS
Usualy when you are part of a company, or protession that you have chosen,
you need to create your own behavior to adjust to the changing environment that
you are placed on. And this is true to all professionals; even teachers must have an
attitude/behavior of a second parent to their learmers. Counselors must treat their
counselee witn umost care and compassion because their protession compels
Confidentiality. This principle states that counselees have the right to privacy in
working with his or her counselor (Hutchinson, 2014). All information shared by
the counselee, inctuding his or her identity, must be kept secret. This means that
the counselor should not divulge any information and protect all doeuments about
the counselee. There is an exception to this rule. If this entails public safety and
public concern, let's say, threat to life of the counselee (potential suicidal) the
the clients. Hence, if the identified needs of the counselee are beyond the expertise
of the counselor, then the counselor, must refer the cient to another professional.
the overview of the sessions, and this includes the whole process of the counseling.
Explaining the step-by-step process and the rislks involved (information divulge,
policies and the rights of the counselee to withdraw) provides options for the
Relationship with Clients. This principle is all about boundaries and limitations
that may arise on the relationship of the client and counselor. This also pertains
within or outside of the counseling session. The counselor must be aware and be
bound by the ethics of professional relationship with clients. Counselors should
be engaged in any personal relationship with the clients. Since clients tend to t
vulnerable and helpless at times, they become dependent on and see the counselor
Professionalism. A professional counselor should clarify with the client the type of
activities other than counseling which will be utilized to address the pressing
concerns, the techniques, and counseling procedures that will be employed and the
the counselee.
ACTTVITIES
provided.
Directions:
problems.
schools.
ACTIVITIES
1s to provide a situation that violates the given princple. Write your answer on the
space provided.
1. Confidendaliy
3. Professionaism
4. Client Welfare
5. Informed Consent
starter. Write your complete name and signature at the end of the task.
Counselors to be.
POSTTEST|
Direction: Answer the following exercises. Choose the letter that corresponds to
the correct answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
b. Informed Consent
c. Confidentiality
2. The principle that states that the client has the right to privacy.
b. Informed Consent
d. Confidentiality
b. Professionalism d. Confidentiality
5. Counselors should not engage in any personal relationship with the client.