1. Confidentiality: Psychological counselors usually need to keep the privacy of counselors confidential, unless it is stipulated by law or involves special circumstances such as public safety. During the consultation process, the consultant will not disclose the personal information of the consultant to the third party.
2. Neutrality: Psychological counselors should maintain a neutral position and not evaluate or judge the counselor's thoughts and behaviors. This helps to establish an impartial communication environment and makes it easier for consultants to open their hearts.
3. Avoid double relationships: Psychological counselors should avoid developing other relationships with counselors, such as friendship, family relationships or other economic interests. This helps to maintain the purity of the consulting relationship and enables the consultant to concentrate on the consulting work.
4. Emotional distance: Psychological counselors need to keep a certain emotional distance when interacting with counselors to avoid projecting emotions onto counselors. This helps to maintain an objective and fair position and better understand the needs of consultants.
5. Professionalism: When communicating with counselors, psychological counselors need to show professionalism and knowledge level to avoid misleading or improper suggestions.
It should be noted that different psychological counseling schools and methods may have different emotional restrictions. Psychological counselors should follow the relevant regulations of their institutions when conducting psychological counseling to ensure the professionalism and safety of the counseling process.