Therapists who work with children and adolescents must:
a. often function as advocates for their under-age clients.
b. know the laws of their state.
c. struggle with dealing with confidentiality issues.
d. be willing to seek consultation in difficult ethical and legal situations.
e. all of the above
Question 2
When therapists use techniques that are not traditionally recognized, they
a. are expected to inform their clients of the potential risks and alternatives to such treatments.
b. will most likely lose their licenses to practice and may even face jail time.
c. are not obligated to inform their clients of the potential risks and alternatives to such treatments.
d. are considered mavericks within the mental health community.
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