Question

certified aod counselors shall maintain appropriate boundaries with clients and family members, conduct themselves in a professional, non - exploitative manner, and are prohibited from: inappropriate social relationships, sexual relationships with a current or with a former client within two years of the termination date of the counseling relationship; an act of sexual abuse, misconduct or an act punishable as a crime; a business relationship with clients, patients, program residents, and/or other persons significant to them during the counseling relationship or within two years of the termination of the counseling relationship; verbally, sexually harassing, threatening or abusing clients, patients, program participants, residents or other persons significant to any of the above; administering to himself or herself any controlled substance in violation of section 4021 of the california business and professions code, or using any of the dangerous drugs or devices specified in section 4022 of the b&p, or using any alcoholic beverage to the extent that it impairs his or her ability to perform any of his or her professional functions. 0 minutes to two so lets go ahead and take our 10 minute biological break its. what is the minimum educational requirement to become a certified alcohol and drug counselor (aodc)? there is no minimum educational requirement; high school diploma or ged; associates degree; bachelors degree

Explanation:

In the U.S., particularly for certified Alcohol and Drug (AOD) counselors, the minimum educational requirement is typically a high school diploma or GED, as foundational certification pathways allow entry at this level with additional required training and supervised experience.

Answer:

B. High School Diploma or GED