Stepped care models of service delivery typically:
a. match the intensity and cost of the intervention to the need and response of the client.
b. start with face-to-face psychotherapy, and then add other interventions in a stepwise fashion.
c. space out therapy sessions in stepped intervals beginning with once-a-month sessions and moving to more frequent sessions if client response is too limited.
d. begin by focusing on problems that are easiest to change and gradually address deeper issues.
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