Abstract
The importance of ethics underappreciated ( and learning lessons rather concentrated on knowledge and skills). Ethical behavior requires ethical thinking ( reading literature, research , discussion of different views, testing irreconcilable views ).
Ethics relates primarily to our value system (having the correct ethical position , to have a reliable source / code - appropriate and correct / and be able to perceive the ethical challenges and dilemmas. Moral issues are present in all social processes : " What would be good to do? ' " How to achieve the best outcome ? " " How morally evaluate what happened ? " . therapy without ethics is not possible , as well as supervision without ethics is not possible! If you want to do a good treatment or supervision is necessary: Leading Socratic dialogue , inductive Ask questions that lead to the heart of the matter when the patient or supervizant suddenly and unexpectedly leads to a new insight into the situation Learning self-reflection : one more aware of their emotions , physical feelings, thoughts , behaviors, and their schemes , sees and realizes what shapes because relations Supervision serves integrate ethics into practice - or learn to ask questions , the solution does not direct answers to questions.
In therapy raises ethical issues throughout the therapeutic process The supervision appear ethical issues related to therapy , and ethical issues related to supervizními process. As a supervisor I have to ask: Advise against it , I do not speak much , instead I just showed in the discovery? We have made clear contract? He chose me supervizant freely? Why he joined the training to me / us ? What we have another role - supervizant a supervisor or even different? I can tell him that he needs therapy? I know the organization or people who belong to it ? I need to prove I'm a good therapist ? I need to praise him ? I commend him? I report him a professional organization that is harmful ?