Boundary issues in the supervisory relationship for school counselors include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) multiple relationships.
B) including discussions of personal concerns.
C) discussing personal information of teachers and co-workers.
D) discussing the evaluation process and procedures during the initial session.

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Discussing the evaluation process and procedures during the initial session is not considered a boundary issue; it is a necessary part of establishing a clear and professional supervisory relationship. Boundary issues typically involve situations that could impair objectivity and professionalism, such as multiple relationships, discussing personal concerns not relevant to the supervisory relationship, and sharing personal information about colleagues.

Boundary Issues in the Supervisory Relationship for School Counselors Include