When a clinician is emotionally distressed by a client's revelations, what is
generally the first thing a supervisor should do?
A. Help the clinician calm down and focus on his professional role.
B. Explore the clinician's feelings in depth to prevent countertransference.
C. Assign the clinician to work with a more experienced partner on this case.
D. Remind the clinician that clients cannot be helped until personal issues are
resolved.
A
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