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Table of Contents: Machine generated note: 1.1 Ethics as everyday practice Kathie Crocket Te Tiriti and ethics as dialogue: A unique call to partnership? Joy Te Wiata and Alastair Crocket, with reflections from Vi Woolf and Carl Mika 1.3 Culture is always present: A conversation about ethics argaretAgee, Kathie Crocket, Carol Fatialofa, Kaaren Frater-Mathieson, Hyeeun Kim, Candy Vong and Vi Woolf 1.4 Situating ethical practice in philosophical storylines Sue Cornforth and Kathie Crocket 1.5 Making decisions for ethical action Kathie Crocket 1.6 Using a code of ethics as a working document Kathie Crocket 2.1 Marketing, advertisine and ethics: Communicating with the public Judi Miller 2.2 Professional disclosure statements Judi Miller 2.3 The setting for counselling: Private practice Fran Parkin and Kathie Crocket 2.4 Working beyond the agency walls Jenny Snowdon 2.5 Soliciting clients John Winslade 2.6 Testimonials from clients Margaret Agee 2.7 Ethics for research and publication Sue Cornforth 3.1 A few notes about notes Eric Medcalf 3.2 More notes about notes Carol White 3-3 School counsellors: Clients, colleagues and confidentiality Colin Hughes 3-4 Even-handedness in relationship counselling Rhonda Pritchard 3-5 Even-handedness in relationship counselling: A companion piece Jim Depree 3-6 Multiple relationships Kathie Crocket 3.7 Managing complex relationships in pastoral and church-based counselling Philip Culbertson 3'S Managing complex relationships in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities Antony McFelin 3.9 Working within the scope of our competence Eric Medcalf 3.10 Unbearable affect in ethical problems Bill Grant 3-11 Physical touch in counselling relationships Irene Esler and Carol White 3-12 When a client dies Rhonda Pritchard 3-13 Communicating with other professionals: Referral and other practices Bob Manthei 3-14 Online practices Jeannie Wright 3-15 Electronic recording of counselling conversations Kathie Crocket 3-16 Responsibil