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Becoming a Helper

Becoming a Helper. Chapter 9: Boundaries. Boundaries: Personal/professional. Personal boundaries- define you as an individual. They are statements of what you will or won't do, what you like and don't like...how close someone can get to you (Lundberg, 2000).

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Becoming a Helper

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  1. Becoming a Helper Chapter 9: Boundaries

  2. Boundaries: Personal/professional • Personal boundaries- define you as an individual. They are statements of what you will or won't do, what you like and don't like...how close someone can get to you (Lundberg, 2000). • Professional Boundaries- are rules of relating to clients set forth by organizations and their ethics codes

  3. Key Concepts • Boundary crossing is a departure from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients. • Boundary violation is a serious breach of professional treatment that results in harm to clients.

  4. Key Concepts • Dual relationships occur when professionals assume two or more roles at the same time or sequentially with a client; any relationship that is outside the boundaries of the standard therapeutic relationship. • Multiple relationships are characterized by a professional occupying several different nonprofessional roles with a client. • Nonprofessional relationships is a term that refers to dual or multiple relationships; these involve relationships that are not strictly a part of the professional endeavor and have potentially beneficial aspects.

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