Ethical Boundaries: Be Safe Instead of Being Sorry

These real world examples are extreme, but we work in a vocation that requires baby steps to recovery, day by day, sometimes minute by minute. Crossing an ethical boundary could mean a huge stumble backwards that could take years to mend.

Sometimes folks say, “It’s better to apologize than to ask for permission.”

That’s not applicable here. It should be, “It’s best to be safe instead of being sorry.”