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¶ … personal biases and prejudices that a human service professional would have to set aside to assist this family?
Most of us have preconceived notions about recreational drug users and we associate that behavior with personal psychological issues and family dysfunction. In this particular case, there does not appear to be any objective evidence that suggests the drug use is negatively affecting the family in the ways we might typically expect within any home where the two parents or adult caretakers take illegal recreational drugs. That is because if the parents are providing good care to the children and maintaining an appropriate home environment, the human service professional has an obligation to respect and accept the clients without subjective judgment of behavior that does not pose a danger or harm to the children. Statement 3 poses a potential conflict between the obligation to protect the client's right to privacy and confidentiality, but there are possible violations of local, state, and federal laws at issue.
What ethical standards (Statements #1-9, The Human Service Professionals Responsibility to Clients) relate directly to the Baby Kim Case? Explain your answer.
Statement 4 relates most directly to the case because the central concern at issue is whether or not the parents' drug use poses a danger or harm to the children in the home.
Which of the 9 statements might be challenging for a
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4. How would you adhere to Statement #2 and make sure that you are treating the client with respect, acceptance and dignity?
I would consult my supervisor to request guidance where Statement 2 seems to require ignoring the drug use once it is determined that it does not pose a danger or harm the children, whereas Statement 3 might require a formal report of illegal activity nevertheless.
5. What specific actions or services would you suggest…
Sources Consulted
National Drug Endangered Children Training & Advocacy Center (NDEC-TAC). (2010).
The Front Page. Ndec-tac.org.
National Organization for Human Services (NOHS). (1996). Ethical Standards for Human Service Professionals. Nationalhumanservices.org.
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