In the hands of an intergenerational therapist, the genogram is used simultaneously as:
A) a way to help the family implement new patterns individually and as a family.
B) a way to map out family medical complications and how each affected the family.
C) an assessment instrument and intervention.
D) an intervention and tool for the closing phase of therapy.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) carefully listening for other situations where the client is able to follow directions. B) carefully listening for other situations where the client is hopeful. C) carefully listening for other situations where the client has a sense of success. D) any of these, depending on the client's presenting problem.