(a) Use of computers. When computer applications are used in counseling services, counselors ensure that:
- (1) The client is intellectually, emotionally, and physically capable of using the computer application;
- (2) The computer application is appropriate for the needs of the client;
- (3) The client understands the purpose and operation of the computer applications; and
(4) A follow-up of client use of a computer application is provided to:
- (A) Correct possible misconceptions;
- (B) Discover inappropriate use; and
- (C) Assess subsequent needs.
- (b) Explanation of limitations. Counselors ensure that clients are provided information as a part of the counseling relationship that adequately explains the limitations of computer technology.
(c) Access to computer applications.
- (1) Counselors provide for equal access to computer applications in counseling services.
- (2) See 17 CAR § 390-102(a).