When Should a Therapist Give Advice to a Client

question 18

Multiple Choice

When should a therapist give advice to a client?

• A) In the initial stages of therapy when clients are anxious.
• B) If it is consistent the therapist's theoretical orientation, any time is fine.
• C) After finding out what solutions the client has already tried.
• D) When the therapist has experienced a similar situation.
• E) All of the above are true.

Understand the impact of cognitive distortions like arbitrary inference, selective thinking, and overgeneralization on personal beliefs and behaviors.

Recognize the utility of group, family, and individual therapy formats for specific client needs.

Familiarize with the concept and application of cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Comprehend the principles of rational emotive behavior therapy and its focus on challenging and changing irrational beliefs.

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