If a Clinician Dislikes a Client, the Clinician Should

question 3

Multiple Choice

If a clinician dislikes a client, the clinician should:

• A)Be honest and share this with the client using the skill of processing the process.
• B)Stop thinking about the dislike because the clinician has an ethical responsibility to be nonjudgmental.
• C)Immediately refer the client to another clinician so that the client can get help from a caring other.
• D)Talk about it with a supervisor to understand where the problem comes from and see if it can be resolved.