A Case Manager's Interventions Can Be Considered Therapeutic in That:​

question 10

Multiple Choice

A case manager's interventions can be considered therapeutic in that:​

• A) ​The case manager is a trained psychotherapist
• B) ​The case manager can provide medications that help the client deal with emotional disorders
• C) ​The case manager can help the client learn life skills that will make the client more effective in his or her daily life
• D) ​The case manager can treat the client's problems without making a referral to a clinical therapist

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