Carolina asks her clinician if they can occasionally meet for coffee after they conclude their work together. Her clinician should:
A. See if she has time to occasionally meet with Carolina.
B. Consider if she likes Carolina enough to eventually become friends.
C. Tell Carolina that of course she can call and they can get together, realizing that Carolina probably won’t call her.
D. Explain to Carolina that they have had a professional relationship and that Carolina can occasionally write to her to let her know how she is doing but they need to keep the professional relationship.
ANS: D
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