A client has expressed during the initial interview that he or she is feeling
uncomfortable. As a clinician, which of the following would be the best
way to handle this situation?
A. Immediately demand the client discusses why he or she is feeling
uncomfortable.
B. Reassure the client that the therapist/client relationship is
confidential.
C. Emphasize to the client that therapy is never going to work unless
he or she can get comfortable.
D. Inform the client that there is no need for the session continue at
this point.
B. reassure the client that the therapist/client relationship is
confidential
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