C-26, r. 286.1 - Code of ethics of the members of the Ordre des travailleurs sociaux et des thérapeutes conjugaux et familiaux du Québec

Section 5 Disposition versions

2020-11-01

5. The profession of social worker and that of marriage and family therapist are based on the following values and ethical principles:

(1)  respect for the dignity of every person;

(2)  respect for the rights of persons, couples, families, groups and communities;

(3)  respect for the principles of individual autonomy and personal self-determination;

(4)  the right for a person in danger to be provided with assistance and protection, as the person’s needs require;

(5)  promotion of the principles of social justice;

(6)  belief in the human capacity to evolve and develop;

(7)  recognition of the necessity of perceiving and understanding the human being as a component of systems that are interdependent and potential catalysts of change; and

(8)  promotion of the well-being of persons, couples, families, groups and communities.

O.C. 97-2020, s. 5.

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In force: 2020-11-01

5. The profession of social worker and that of marriage and family therapist are based on the following values and ethical principles:

(1)  respect for the dignity of every person;

(2)  respect for the rights of persons, couples, families, groups and communities;

(3)  respect for the principles of individual autonomy and personal self-determination;

(4)  the right for a person in danger to be provided with assistance and protection, as the person’s needs require;

(5)  promotion of the principles of social justice;

(6)  belief in the human capacity to evolve and develop;

(7)  recognition of the necessity of perceiving and understanding the human being as a component of systems that are interdependent and potential catalysts of change; and

(8)  promotion of the well-being of persons, couples, families, groups and communities.

O.C. 97-2020, s. 5.