Which of the following is not an important competency for counselors working with religious and spiritual issues according to ASERVIC?

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The Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling (ASERVIC) emphasizes competencies that enable counselors to work effectively with clients' religious and spiritual issues. While understanding the difference between religion and spirituality, demonstrating sensitivity to various religious and spiritual expressions, and assessing the relevance of these domains in client issues are important, it is not expected for counselors to possess knowledge of all religious belief systems. This is impractical due to the vast number of belief systems worldwide. Instead, counselors are encouraged to be open, respectful, and willing to learn from their clients about their specific religious and spiritual beliefs as relevant to the counseling process.

Which of the Following Is Not an Important Competency for Counselors