Author Question: Which is the best example of how a clinician might apply the concept of looking for the holes? ... (Read 54 times)

swpotter12 · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

Which is the best example of how a clinician might apply the concept of looking for
the holes?

A. A supervisor raises the question of why a clinician rarely confronts clients.
B. A clinician compares looking for the holes to an artist's use of negative space.
C. A clinician bases therapy on uncovering the unspoken secret that a family is
probably hiding.
D. A supervisor analyses the gaps between services clinicians provide and those
clients request.

Question 2

Alan's supervisor notices that Alan typically challenges every position taken by
Charleen. What is the best way to deal with this dynamic?

A. Raise the issue with Alan in individual supervision.
B. Counsel Charleen about how to be less confrontational.
C. Conduct an empty chair exercise with the full group.
D. Provide training on sibling rivalry issues.