Author Question: Andrew is a Stage Two clinician who knows how to deal with resistance, but has countertransference ... (Read 119 times)

imowrer · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

Andrew is a Stage Two clinician who knows how to deal with resistance, but has
countertransference issues with one client.

What is likely to happen if Andrew's
supervisor assumes that he needs closer supervision and direction on handling this
client?
A. The supervisor may inadvertently create unnecessary dependence by spoonfeeding Andrew.
B. Andrew may become anxious and turn to other sources of emotional support.
C. Andrew's frustration with his supervisor may express itself as impatience with
his client.
D. Andrew may find himself unable to process all the information he has to
absorb.

Question 2

How are clinicians' relations with clients likely to alter at Stage Three?

A. Clinicians are more likely to demand change from clients.
B. Clients are more likely to question clinicians' advice.
C. Clinicians have fewer opportunities for dual relationships.
D. Clients are less likely to hit clinicians in a blindspot.