A counselor who is under the clinical supervision of another counselor SHOULD:

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It is important for clients to know that a counselor is under clinical supervision and who their supervisor is. This promotes transparency and encourages confidence in the counseling process. It also allows clients to voice any concerns they may have to the supervisor directly. Introducing the supervisor to clients (A) and requiring clients to sign a document (C) are not necessary, but informing them of the supervision relationship is important. Telling clients the counselor is a beginning counselor (D) may cause unnecessary concern or doubt in the counselor's abilities. Avoiding telling clients about supervision (E) is unethical and violates the principle of informed consent.

A Counselor Who Is Under the Clinical Supervision of Another