In conceptualizing the revision of the Canadian Counselling and Psy- chotherapy Association`s (CCPA) ethics casebook and in consultation with CCPA members, the editorial team saw the value of creating a practical resource addressing complex, relevant ethical challenges of counsellors/ therapists in training, practicing counsellors/therapists in a wide variety of employment settings (e.g., private practice, multidisciplinary offices), and educators and supervisors of counsellors/therapists. The resulting hybrid textbook and casebook is intended to deepen readers` understanding of counselling ethics in practice while attending to the complexity of the cli- ents we serve, the professionals we work with, and the society we are part of. 

In recognition of the cultural complexity of individual clients, counsel- lors/psychotherapists, counsellors-in-training, and counsellor-educators, all of whom influence and are influenced by a dynamic world, the editors have invited contributions from individuals with diverse backgrounds and perspectives, demonstrating how the application of the CCPA (2020) Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice (CCPA, 2021) can look different amongst practitioners.