What is an agreement for work?
A) A statement that the practitioner is willing to work on behalf of the client for a certain fee.
B) A statement of mutually agreed-upon goals that serves to bring together previous understandings between the practitioner and the client.
C) An agreement for the practitioner to provide services to the client, to be completed during the first session.
D) An agreement that the client is willing to work on his/her problems.
Question 2
Your client wants to stop hitting her children when she becomes angry with them. The following are all questions that you might ask to invite her to think in positive terms about the problem EXCEPT:
A) What do you want to do instead when you become upset with your children?
B) If you were not angry with your children, what do you think you might be doing?
C) What is your vision for yourself in terms of disciplining your children?
D) Why do you feel like you need to hit your children when you are upset?
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