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Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Karlyn Harrison May 25. 42 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi folks,I once received a small gift from a client and almost felt compelled to reciprocate with some gesture or reduce the fee for the session but did not in the end. I had read a book by Cialdini…Continue
Any one heading to Roy Hunters training in Edinburgh this week?
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Hi folks,Packing my bags for Roy Hunters regression training starting on Friday. Flying into Edinburgh tomorrow , very excited:)Anyone else from here going along? Rory. Continue
Valuing Your Own Time
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tom Hickey Apr 20. 8 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi Folks, Just wondering if anyone has come across this issue before. I offered a stop smoking session pro bono to a man who was in a spot of bother financially. He was due in today and this morning…Continue
Client Intake form at beginning
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rory McCauley Mar 28. 14 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi folks, I've been thinking about asking people to sign a form first thing when they come in to door to let them know this is therapy and results may vary. The idea is to make the session process…Continue
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Rory McCauley replied to Gabrielle Guichard's discussion Induction for analytic person only?"@ Gabrielle - Apologies for the lack of thought of my earlier comment about $20, it is of course out of context.
@John + @Jason, yes a great pretalk will bypass the analytical part of the mind.
@Michael ME: Please stand down... The power…"
Rory McCauley replied to Gabrielle Guichard's discussion Induction for analytic person only?"They want to get the flame back but wont pay 20 bucks? Perhaps a referral to a marriage or relationship counselor would work for all concerned"
Rory McCauley replied to Gabrielle Guichard's discussion Induction for analytic person only?"Hi John,
I wouldn't agree with this "a so-called analytical person is...is someone who doesn't follow directions well" The reason I believe we have an analytical part of the mind is to protect ourselves from accepting every…"
Rory McCauley replied to Andy G's discussion Putting an analytic person in a deep trance"Hi Andy,
Confusion inductions help work the conscious mind to the point where it gets confused and makes it easier to let go of the analytical/ logic think part of the mind. I myself am analytical by nature and I find these inductions work…"
Karlyn Harrison replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"That is a valid point Steve G. Jones
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Karlyn Harrison replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"You welcome Rory
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Dan Cleary replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"It is a GIFT.
I have had many gifts from clients and accept them with gratitude.
Now, as it is, none of these gifts were new cars or paid vacations, but little things to express their thanks.
I have had clients who send me money when we haven't…"
Rory McCauley replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"Gabrielle, thanks for the post, it might be ok in Chile to give stone to someone but I've a fair idea what an Irish person would do if I handed then a stone:)"
Gabrielle Guichard replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"Long time ago, I used to give a little stone, a moss agate or a rose quartz, to my students, for them to squeeze it when needed (I didn't know what an anchor was and did the best I could). Today, I go on giving stones to my clients, though with…"
Bill Kennedy replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"Kevin raises a good point above about whether the gift is offered during or after the work. I would add that the gift also needs to be seen in the context of the client's journey. If you do not want to accept a gift from a client…"
James Hazlerig - HypnosisAustin replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"I think the AAMFT Code makes perfect sense:
3.10 Marriage and family therapists do not give to or receive from clients (a) gifts of substantial value or (b) gifts that impair the integrity or efficacy of the therapeutic relationship
It recognizes…"
Kimberly Santos replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"Interestingly, I think there would have been more of an issue of ethics if you HAD decided to reciprocate by reducing the fee for the session. It could be interpreted that you'd like them to bring you more gifts in order to gain…"
Rory McCauley replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"Thanks for that note Karlyn, I'll check out that link there now
@Steve Jones you made a comment (we like to see research within the past five years).Who's we?!!! "
Karlyn Harrison replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"I definitely understand where you are coming from Rory because ethical issues are a touchy subject when dealing with clients. But keep this in mind, as long as your ethical principles and standards are not compromised it should not be an…"
Kevin Cole-NLPTrainingQuest.com replied to Rory McCauley's discussion Is it ok to accept a gift from a client?"I think an important distinction here is a difference between being given a gift during- and being given a gift after working with a client. Almost all of the gifts and cards I have received over the years from client's have been after our work…"
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