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        <p>This Code of Ethics has been adapted from the original Ontario Art Therapy Association Code of Ethics, with the educative purpose of fullfiling the requirements for building a Technical Documentationg Page for the FCC Responsive Web Design Project. If you want to get access to the original information, please follow the link at the end of the page.</p>
        <p>Art therapists believe in the dignity and worth of the
          individual as possessing a unique set of biological, spiritual,
          psychological, and social characteristics. While demanding of
          themselves freedom of inquiry and communication, art therapists
          accept responsibility that this freedom confers: high standards of
          competence, consideration for the best interests of all persons for
          which services are rendered, and objectivity in reporting findings.</p>
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        <p>Art therapists maintain the principle of responsible caring,
          high standards of professional competence and service, objectivity
          and integrity, and are responsible for the consequences of their
          actions.</p>
        <code>This is the code of ethics and responsibility</code>
        <p>Art therapists have a responsibility to respect client
          confidentiality and safeguard verbal and visual information.</p>
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        <p>Art therapists are responsible for the influence that their
          public behaviour may have on their profession, on their ability to
          perform as professionals, and on society. In their roles as:</p>
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          <li>Clinicians</li>
          <li>Educators</li>
          <li>Supervisors</li>
          <li>Researches</li>
          <li>Interns</li>
          <li>Students</li>
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        <p>Art therapists have duties and obligations toward the
          public, their profession and their colleagues.</p>
        <code>Class Art Therapist(Self):
          duties = ""
          obligations = ""</code>
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        <p>Art therapists always maintain their accountability whether
          they are members of governmental or other organizational bodies,
          or in private practice.</p>
        <code>Art therapist = func (accountability) </code>
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        <p>Art therapists’ moral and ethical standards are a personal
          matter, unless they have an impact upon their efficacy as an art
          therapist.</p>
        <p>Art therapists recognize that personal issues, conflicts or
          problems may bias or interfere with professional efficacy. They
          refrain from any activity in which their personal issues are likely to
          lead to inadequate performance, or harm a client, student,
          colleague or research participant. If art therapists become aware
          of personal issues when engaging in such activity, they may seek
          professional assistance to determine whether they should
          suspend, terminate or limit the scope of their professional activity.</p>
        <code>Personal issues = not allowed for interference</code>
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        <p>Art therapists use honest caution and due regard when
          supplying information to the public regarding:</p>
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          <li>Their own representation</li>
          <li>The practice of art therapy</li>
          <li>The Local Art Therapy Association</li>
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        <p>Art therapists accurately represent their competence,
          education, training and experience, and their rightful affiliation with
          professional associations. Only rightful affiliation assures
          standards of professional ethics and practice.</p>
        <code>Alert message: accurate representation is important!</code>
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        <p>Art therapists recognize differences among people such as
          those that may be associated with age, gender, socio-economics,
          sexual preferences, and religious and ethnic backgrounds. When
          necessary, they obtain related training, experience or counsel to
          assure competent service or research.</p>
        <code>Art therapist respect people.</code>
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