Author Question: How does beginning meetings with families differ from beginning meetings with individuals? A) ... (Read 208 times)

jazziefee · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

How does beginning meetings with families differ from beginning meetings with individuals?

A) When working with families, confidentiality does not need to be covered since all members of the family will hear what the others have to say.
B) When working with families, it is important to make a report to child protective services at once, since the family is likely having a problem with the child.
C) When working with families, it is important to provide basic information using words that the children will understand.
D) When working with families, it is important to explain the process once to each individual in the family.

Question 2

When working with clients, the practitioner's introduction to therapy should include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) referrals to other clients who have been successfully treated by the practitioner (including their contact information).
B) the purpose of the meeting.
C) where the meeting will take place.
D) how long the meeting will last.