Therapeutic support services are used to
a) Assist counselors in treating clients with multiple diagnoses, especially severe disorders such as schizophrenia
b) Allow counselors to connect with other counselors in a group setting to promote self-care and prevent burn-out
c) Provide clients the opportunity to connect with others who are experiencing similar issues in an informal group setting
d) Provide clients with additional support beyond psychosocial therapy through education, training, socialization, and navigation of difficult processes
D
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A parent who is not currently living with the other parent of the child
a. Displaced homemaker b. Single parent c. Welfare recipient d. Caregiver