Martha and Kevin came in to see you for couples counseling. They completed the initial session and you agreed to see Kevin individually per his request. Martha was fine with this as she wants to work on their marriage and feels that Kevin has been withdrawn and depressed lately. In the second session, just with Kevin, he reveals to you that he no longer loves Martha and has been seeing another woman for about 6 months. He states that he does not want to get a divorce because he still cares about Martha and does not want to hurt her. He also wants to keep seeing the other woman and does not want Martha to know.
Discuss the following:
What does the ACA Code of Ethics say about working with multiple clients and confidentiality?
How would you address this with Kevin?
In what ways can you prepare clients while complying with the ethical code when it comes to working with multiple clients in a session, such as in couples and marital counseling?
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