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1.)Fran could refer Millicent to a like-minded professional.This could potentially negate the year long relationship Millicent and Fran have developed. However, it would allow Millicent and Wally to pursue their relationship.
2.) After telling Millicent that Wally is her son, Fran could then see what Millicent would feel most comfortable doing. By allowing Millicent to choose, nothing (her relationship with Wally or her relationship with her social worker) is being taken away from her without her consent.
3.) Fran could adhere to virtue ethics, and determine what her personal values are, how they impact the client-social worker dynamic, and whether they can continue therapy. Is it a boundary crossing or violation? There is a potential for exploitation, but nothing definitive has happened yet.
4.) Fran should consider allowing Millicent and Wally a month to continue their relationship, while not disclosing her knowledge. This gives Fran time to process, consider alternatives and consult colleagues.
Social work is a profession in which dual relationships are common because of the nature of the work and clients’ vulnerability. It is our responsibility to protect clients and demonstrate appropriate standards of care and boundaries. Handle each situation with the utmost professionalism. Seek consultation through professional organizations; support networks are even available electronically for those in remote areas.
2.) After telling Millicent that Wally is her son, Fran could then see what Millicent would feel most comfortable doing. By allowing Millicent to choose, nothing (her relationship with Wally or her relationship with her social worker) is being taken away from her without her consent.
principle 3: A social worker should make practice decisions that foster a person's self-determination, autonomy, and freedom, her right to and ability to make her own decisions.
• How will this secondary relationship change the power differential or take advantage of a power differential in the therapeutic relationship?
• How long will this relationship last? Is it a one-time occurrence or expected to last indefinitely?
• How will ending one relationship affect the other relationship?
• How much will objectivity be impaired?
• What is the risk of exploitation?
humanistic ethics
personal
virtue ethics
ethics of caring
strength based
Fran's knowledge of Wally and Millicent's relationship can impact client-therapist relationship and client's interests
Avoid situations between worker's personal interest and his or her professional responsibility
Do not share information provided by the client
Do not terminate for own personal gains
Ensure process is a smooth transition for client
professional
cultural position
values