Case Vignette 1:
You are a supervisor in your thirties. You and your new supervisee have a great deal in common. It’s become
routine to hold your supervision sessions in the local Starbucks. When the work is done, you can relax and
enjoy each others’ company. You’re thinking of sharing a room at the upcoming conference on family therapy in
Boston. Identify the ethical and legal concerns that apply to this situation.
Case Vignette 2:
You are a male supervisor, African American, in your mid-thirties. Your supervisee is a female, Caucasian, and
in her late forties. You are supervising the family therapy of a family whose parents are first generation from
Colombia. Identify the ethical and legal concerns that apply to this situation.
In the case analysis, please include the following information:
Description of at least 3 ethical and/or legal issues in the vignette
Identification of relevant ethical codes
Explanation of 3 courses of action to resolve the issue
Description of the decision-making process for each course of action
Assessment of option that best upholds the ethical standards of the profession