Welcome to Peer Review/Questions and Spirit-led Insights This is a safe, confidential, Spirit‑led space where Certified C.A.S.E.™ Counselor grow through shared wisdom, ethical reflection, and grounded presence. Peer Review is not about having the “right answer.” It’s about learning to think, discern, and support others with clarity and integrity. 🌱 What This Space Is For • Exploring real‑life scenarios • Practicing ethical decision‑making • Strengthening boundaries • Sharpening communication • Receiving support from peers • Growing in spiritual and emotional maturity 🛑 What This Space Is NOT For • Diagnosing or labeling • Trauma processing • Crisis intervention • Giving directives or advice • Sharing identifying details • Clinical interpretation We stay firmly in the non‑clinical lane at all times! 🧭 How to Participate 1. Use the Peer Review Case Submission Template 2. Remove all identifying details 3. Ask for clarity, not answers 4. Respond using the Peer Review Response Template 5. Honor confidentiality 6. Stay grounded, ethical, and Spirit‑led 💛 Our Commitment We learn together. We grow together. We protect this space together. Peer Review is one of the most powerful parts of the C.A.S.E.™ Counselor Network — thank you for helping keep it safe, wise, and life‑giving.

A safe, ethical, Spirit‑led space for growth Peer Review is where we sharpen our skills through reflection, discussion, and shared wisdom. To protect the integrity of this space — and the people we serve — please follow these guidelines. ✅ DO’S 1. Do protect confidentiality Remove names, locations, identifying details, or anything that could reveal someone’s identity. 2. Do bring scenarios, not stories Share the situation, the challenge, and the question — not the person’s entire life history. 3. Do ask for clarity, not answers Use language like: • “How would you approach this?” • “What boundaries would you consider?” • “What questions might you ask?” 4. Do stay in the C.A.S.E.™ lane Focus on: • Presence • Boundaries • Communication • Ethical clarity • Spiritual grounding 5. Do reflect before responding Offer insight that is: • Gentle • Ethical • Non‑clinical • Spirit‑led • Respectful 6. Do share your thought process Explain why you would take a certain approach — this helps everyone learn. 7. Do honor your limits If a scenario feels heavy or triggering, step back. Your peace matters. ❌ DON’TS 1. Don’t diagnose, label, or interpret symptoms We do not use clinical language or make clinical assumptions. 2. Don’t give directives Avoid statements like: • “Tell them to…” • “You should…” • “They need to…” We guide through questions, not commands. 3. Don’t offer therapy‑level interventions No treatment plans, no trauma processing, no therapeutic techniques. 4. Don’t share personal details about someone else Even if you think it’s harmless — protect their dignity. 5. Don’t shame, judge, or correct harshly This is a learning space, not a performance space. 6. Don’t assume authority Peer Review is collaborative, not hierarchical. 7. Don’t post cases that require immediate professional intervention If a situation involves: • Safety concerns • Self‑harm • Abuse • Crisis • Mental health emergencies It must be referred out — not processed here. Peer Review is where we grow together — with humility, wisdom, and integrity.

This space is designed for thoughtful, ethical peer review. Bring your questions, your scenarios, and your ‘I’m not sure what to do here’ moments. Together, we’ll explore options, boundaries, and best practices — always within the C.A.S.E.™ non‑clinical scope. “When you bring a case to peer review, what do you usually need most?”