If You Think Your Client Might Benefit from a Light

question 3

Multiple Choice

If you think your client might benefit from a light touch on the arm, but you aren't entirely sure, what would be the best action?

• A) Nothing; continue with the session as usual without touching the client's arm. Then talk with a colleague or supervisor about it later.
• B) Directly ask the client before you touch in order to obtain permission.
• C) Trust your instincts and touch the client's arm, but apologize sincerely if the client reacts adversely.
• D) Wait a few minutes and then go with your genuine impulse.
• E) Any of the above actions would be fine.

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Definitions:

Induce

To lead or move someone to do something, often through persuasion or influence.

Liability

A legal responsibility or obligation, which can be in the form of debts or obligations arising from contracts, or as a result of violating laws and causing harm.

Appropriation

The act of setting aside funds for a specific purpose or the unauthorized use of someone's name, likeness, or work without permission.

Intrusion

An unauthorized entry or encroachment into someone else's property or personal affairs.