Affirmative Social Action and the Use of Power in Clinical Counseling.

Eldridge, William D.

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Publication Date: 1983-Jan

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Affirmative Social Action and the Use of Power in Clinical Counseling.

Eldridge, William D.

Counseling and Values, v27 n2 p66-73 Jan 1983

A proactive human rights posture in clinical practice connotes a unique value commitment and broad social perspective in which professional influence directs, challenges, and stimulates clientele. Clinical practitioners must examine their values and question allegiance and conformity to human rights standards and social action responsibilities of professional organizations. (PAS)

Descriptors: Civil Liberties, Counselor Client Relationship, Counselors, Professional Occupations, Social Action, Social Change, Standards, Values Clarification

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Language: English

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