Psychological counselors are not allowed to establish relationships with visitors other than counseling, avoid double relationships as much as possible, do not use the trust of visitors to seek personal gain, and especially do not have indecent words and deeds to the opposite sex.
When a psychological counselor thinks that he is not suitable for consulting a client, he should explain it clearly to the client in a responsible manner and introduce him to another suitable psychological counselor or doctor.
Professional ethics:
1. Psychological counselors shall not discriminate against visitors because of their gender, age, occupation, nationality, nationality, beliefs and values.
2. Before establishing the consultation relationship, the psychological counselor must let the visitors know the nature and characteristics of psychological work, the possible limitations of this work, and the rights and obligations of the visitors themselves.
3. When dealing with clients, counselors should discuss the key points of their work with clients and reach a consensus proposal, and even reach a written agreement when necessary.