Author Question: If a client mentions having a problem, the practitioner must: A) determine how the problem is ... (Read 103 times)

acc299 · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

If a client mentions having a problem, the practitioner must:

A) determine how the problem is affecting the client's functioning.
B) move more quickly with the session.
C) ask one question after another, interrogation-style.
D) ask the client to talk about their hesitancy in seeking therapy.

Question 2

One of your clients has just told you that she suspects that her son is involved in illegal drugs. What might you say to explore the problem further?

A) I'm sure it will all turn out alright.
B) That must be very concerning for you.
C) Tell me what makes you think he is involved in drugs.
D) Have you ever had these concerns before?