Myira Khan and Andrew Reeves explore Section B of the new Ethical Framework - Ethical principles focusing on anti-oppressive practice.
They discuss the concepts of anti-oppressive practice within this new Ethical Framework and support you in understanding how it can impact therapeutic work and decision making.
Using Ethics essential resources
These resources are not contractually binding on members but provide information, observations and questions to help you make ethical decisions within your practice.
Individual practice issues are often complex and will vary depending on your clients, models of working, the context of the work and the kind of therapeutic intervention provided. We'd always recommend discussing practice dilemmas with a supervisor, a legal advisor or another suitably qualified and experienced professional.
About the presenters
Myira Khan is an accredited counsellor, clinical supervisor, trainer and author, specialising in anti-oppressive practice, diversity, identity and wellbeing. She’s an external consultant to the Ethical Framework review.
Professor Andrew Reeves is a senior accredited counsellor and psychotherapist, senior accredited coach and coach supervisor, and registered social worker. He’s an external consultant to the Ethical Framework review.
Video transcript: Anti-oppressive practice (docx 113KB)
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