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If you're a counsellor practising in a rural or regional community, you already know that the ethical landscape looks different out here. The textbooks written for urban practice don't account for what happens when your client works at the only newsagent in town, when the nearest specialist is three hours away, or when professional isolation means you're carrying complex decisions alone. Over my ten-plus years of practice in rural Queensland, I've navigated these challenges f

If you've ever frozen in the supermarket aisle because you've spotted a client, felt your stomach drop when a client approached your family at dinner, or carefully planned your errands to avoid certain times and places, you're not alone. Dual relationships are one of the most consistent challenges rural counsellors face, and they're not going away. The question isn't whether you'll encounter dual relationships in rural practice. The question is, how you'll navigate them ethic

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