When is it beneficial to confront clients?
What will be an ideal response?
When clients are operating on misinformation about themselves.
When they are operating with mistaken ideas and irrational beliefs.
When they misinterpret the actions of others.
When clients blame others rather than examine themselves.
When a client’s thoughts, behaviors, or feelings are inconsistent with each other.
When they are not operating from their own values.
When they are not working on the goals agreed upon.
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