At the End of the Helping Relationship, It Is Important

question 28

Multiple Choice

At the end of the helping relationship, it is important to:

• A) celebrate accomplishments and recognize the client's strengths.
• B) find more issues on which the client can focus.
• C) ask the client refer friends and family members who are experiencing challenges.
• D) be sad or angry that the relationship is ending since this indicates that rapport has been built.

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Definitions:

Disengagement

Disengagement refers to the process of withdrawing from involvement or participation in a particular activity, situation, or interaction.

Family Therapy

A type of psychological counseling that helps family members improve communication and resolve conflicts within the family unit.

Multicultural Perspectives

Approaches that recognize, respect, and integrate diverse cultural backgrounds and viewpoints into practices, discussions, and understandings.

Special External Pressures

Unique or extraordinary influences or demands from the environment or society that impact individuals or groups in specific ways.