Grant has helped his client move through the exploring phase through the use of non-directive techniques to increase his client's introspection, and some structure to help him develop information-gathering skills. Grant has also helped his client through a good portion of the integration phase by encouraging his client to apply both intuitive and analytical skills to determine priorities and examine career options. Grant's client is expressing some distress regarding the fact that many of his personal priorities seem to be compromised in order to meet external demands. The MOST appropriate counseling strategy for Grant at this point would be to _______.
a. refer his client to a mental health therapist
b. encourage his client to take several weeks away from sessions to think
c. have his client complete a values inventory
d. use reflection to address the affective needs of his client
Question 2
Software such as OQ-Analyst can be clinically useful because:
a. it can carry out complex statistical analyses to monitor client progress over the course of treatment.
b. it allows counselors to dictate their notes on client progress and upload them directly into clinical reports.
c. it allows researchers to more easily recruit participants to include in norming groups.
d. it allows clients to download assessment instruments and complete them at their convenience.
This older woman is exploring new avenues of enjoyment as she avoids stagnation in her later years
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Ulysses S. Grant poses at City Point, Virginia, during the siege of Petersburg.
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