Author Question: Counselors who hug their clients a. would never get into trouble as long as the counselor can ... (Read 59 times)

Tazate · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

Counselors who hug their clients

a. would never get into trouble as long as the counselor can justify the hug as part of the therapeutic process.
b. are doing what almost all counselors do at some point in their careers.
c. will never be able to obtain professional liability insurance.
d. expose themselves to serious claims of ethical violations because of the prohibition against touching clients in the professional literature.
e. should be cautious and ensure the client is comfortable with the touching.

Question 2

Being in the world refers to

(a) Clients' ability to continue toward self-actualization after treatment termination.
(b) Clinician's ability to develop a therapeutic alliance.
(c) Clients' understanding how they relate to the world at large.
(d) Clinicians' understanding of clients' objective and subjective worlds.

For questions 11 through 20 mark a if the statement is true and mark b if the statement is false.