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What does it mean to help clients own their problems and unused opportunities? Why is this critical?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Why is it essential for counselors to help clients to move into action from the beginning of therapy?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

Suppose you are counseling an individual who recently broke up with her partner of 15 years. The partner had cheated before but insisted that those instances were meaningless dalliances. The breakup occurred when the client discovered the partner had not only cheated, but had an ongoing affair that began several years ago. Thus far, the client has raged about the former partner, the pain of betrayal, and the anguish of loneliness. How might you, as a counselor, help this client own the problem? What might you say?

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How can a counselor accomplish this?





 

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