Author Question: As a counselor, you receive a referral for a child who is the daughter of your husband's bowling ... (Read 38 times)

codyclark · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

As a counselor, you receive a referral for a child who is the daughter of your husband's bowling teammate. What do you do?

A) Accept the referral and work with the child.

B) Accept the referral and work with the child, even offering a friendly discount for services.

C) Do not accept the referral because you don't want to risk a co-occuring relationship that could impair your professional judgment.

D) Let your husband decide what you should do; do not take the referral if he is not completely comfortable with the situation.

Question 2

Exceptions to the privileged communication right in which professionals must disclose information include

A) a 13-year-old client is considered to be dangerous to self or others.

B) a 19-year-old client has a gun at home.

C) a 23-year-old client is a victim of domestic abuse.

D) a 16-year-old client has confessed to taking illegal drugs.