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The overall effect has been the recognition that this profession
is maturing and facing complex ethical challenges. It is for the
counsellors to change the professional culture and ethos from
conformity to rules to ethical accountability and engagement. This
will foster ethical understanding and they will practice intrinsic
ethics.
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