It is important to assess the client's problem in the initial stages of counseling because:
a. it is required by law
b. there is no "one-size-fits-all" approach to counseling, and a complete and accurate assessment of the client's problem can help to guide the therapeutic process.
c. counselors who use interviewing exclusively are usually able to gather complete information about the client's problem.
d. the initial stage of counseling is the only opportunity the counselor will have to use standardized assessments.
b
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A major problem that the U.S. appears to have with the ICCPR is ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
When a person-centered counselor focuses on the process in counseling, this means the counselor _____________________________
a. pays close attention to the stories clients tell b. boldly confronts client inconsistencies c. focuses on how the client interacts with self and others d. consistently redirects clients to negative thoughts and feelings
According to Super’s theory, an adolescent that begins working in various jobs is likely to be in what stage of career development?
a. Growth b. Exploration c. Decline d. Establishment
Samira is a new therapist in a community mental health agency. A client she is working with is a first-generation immigrant and has been experiencing difficulties assimilating into the American culture. Samira does not have experience with immigrant clients. Which of the following is the least appropriate decision Samira could make?
A. immediately transfer the client to another therapist B. seek supervision from a more experienced therapist C. look to the literature for guidance D. engage in professional development that will enhance knowledge and experience