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How can using the depth chart be helpful to the leader and to members?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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The primary task of the closing phase is for counselors to make themselves unnecessary in the client's life, which is accomplished with ___________________ ______________.
 
  a. curing all client problems
  b. providing adequate referrals for post counseling interventions such as medical intervention, support groups, individual counselors
  c. an aftercare plan the addresses how change was made, how to ensure success, and how to handle the next set of challenges
  d. to encourage and ensure the client that no further treatment is necessary



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Answer to Question 1

: The depth chart can be helpful to both leaders and members to understand what is happening in group. It is a concrete representation of how deep or superficial the sharing in the group is, and provides the leader with a gauge for deciding whether to deepen the session further or not.

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