ethics in therapy

Ethics in therapy refers to the professional principles that guide therapists to act responsibly and respect their clients. This includes maintaining confidentiality, setting appropriate boundaries, and ensuring informed consent. Therapists are committed to acting in the best interest of their clients, avoiding harm, and promoting trust. Ethical standards also involve honesty, fairness, and respecting client autonomy. These guidelines help create a safe, respectful, and effective environment where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings openly, knowing their well-being and rights are prioritized.