Professional ethics require a counselor to avoid dual relationships. What is a 'dual relationship'?

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A dual relationship is a concurrent relationship with a client. An example of such a relationship would be seeing a client who is also your accountant. This type of relationship is generally considered unethical. As a general rule, counselors should not engage in intimate relationships with clients, nor share social, activities, business dealings, or more other non-therapeutic interactions.

Professional Ethics Require a Counselor to Avoid Dual Relationships