What are the ethics of psychological counseling?

The American (ACA) Consulting Association Code of Ethics mentioned five core contents.

Public welfare and non-public welfare

Responsibility (fidelity? And then what? Responsibility)

Integrity) and justice.

Respect human rights and dignity.

And the five cores of consulting ethics proposed by the west.

It also corresponds to the minimum moral standards advocated by Confucianism:

Righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith, "This kind of agreement is not a coincidence, but the wisdom of human beings."

Righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith come from Mencius Gaozi, which was highly praised by Confucian scholars in past dynasties. Benevolence, courtesy, wisdom and faith are the five permanent members of Confucianism. Confucius put forward benevolence and courtesy, Mencius extended them to benevolence, righteousness, courtesy and wisdom, and Dong Zhongshu extended them to benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith, which was later called the five permanent members. These "five permanent members" run through the development of China's ethics and become the core factor in China's value system.

Benevolence corresponds to good deeds. Benevolence is the core of the whole Confucian culture in ancient China: don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. Meng Ziyun: Compassion is the purpose of benevolence. Compassion is * * *, "when we see the pain of others, we will also feel his pain. Mencius believed that benevolence was innate. Doing good is not necessarily a high moral standard, but something that your heart and nature are willing to do.

Responsibility is righteousness. What is righteousness? Boldly assume corresponding responsibilities. For example, it is irresponsible for a consultant to accept visitors beyond his ability, even if you really want to help him. This is the professional ethics of psychological counselors.

Respect is a gift and a submissive heart. Respect visits and do not discriminate against them. Justice corresponds to wisdom. The British philosopher Russell has a famous saying: fact is wisdom, and tolerance is virtue. Justice and non-discrimination are based on facts. Faith is honesty. "Consultants should treat every visitor sincerely, without cheating or hurting.