Solving Ethical Dilemmas Psychological counseling is closely linked to the daily resolution of ethical dilemmas concerning client interaction. The fundamental issues of this problem include disclosure of information about a teenager to their parents, appealing to law enforcement agencies in case the patient has unhealthy and sociopathic tendencies, and introducing feelings and emotions into professional practice. In the event of an issue, I prefer to take a balanced approach to the solution, with a preliminary assessment of all stakeholders in the process, their rights, and responsibilities. For example, if a teenager has suicidal thoughts, I asked for a family consultation with the parents to discuss the problem, only if this approach would suit the patient. Comparison of Organizations The modern world is characterized by a variety of academic approaches to forming a route map for the promotion of psychological sciences in society. The majority of organizations strive to develop this direction by funding research projects, educational conferences, meetings, and lectures, but some of the most influential structures have the authority to set global ethical and professional standards to which psychologists should adhere. However, this does not mean that membership in organizations is limited to academics and practicing psychologists: in fact, students of specialized fields and teachers can join the community. Membership in the APA First of all, it should be noted that APA is the leading complex association of professional psychologists, which consists of many subdivisions responsible for specific areas. To achieve the effect of mutually beneficial communication, which is especially essential for the world’s scientific research and practicing psychologists, APA annual organizes conferences, continuing education programs for its members, and publishes magazines, information leaflets, and thematic books. The official website of the organization informs the applicants for a membership that contributions of the participants are directed to lobby the interests of APA in the promotion of psychology and the creation of state and national programs to improve the quality of life in society. Subscriptions are issued annually and cost from $22 to $100, depending on the type of membership and member privileges (“Join APA,” 2016). The main appeal for new members is to help them develop their professional careers, access to exclusive subject matter materials, and the opportunity to mentor during the training phases. It should be noted separately that the benefits of APA membership include the use of all new tools of the organization, risk management services, training in public speaking skills from professionals, subscription to scientific journals, financial savings on the purchase of training materials, and obtaining bonus referrals by studying highly specialized articles followed by online tests. Membership in the ACA The non-profit organization ACA aims to provide professional psychological counseling services to patients with problems. In other words, the ACA is an educational, scientific, and professional organization that aims to improve the overall level of human development throughout life. Membership in the Association is aimed at providing participants with information platforms and materials to enhance their professionalism (“Join/reinstate,” 2018). It is w