A pregnant victim of domestic violence visits her therapist for her monthly session. The client experienced domestic violence two years ago when she was pregnant with her first child
She tells the therapist that she feels "as though the incident happened yesterday." Which of the following is the most appropriate response? A) "This incident happened two years ago. It doesn't mean that it will happen again."
B) "Have you thought of any ways that can help you get past those feelings?"
C) "Can you tell me what causes you to feel this way?"
D) "This is a long process and it will take you some time to fully get over those feelings."
C
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Which of the following activities would occur during the beginning phase of contracting?
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