Therapeutic Orientation
Therapeutic Orientation
Week 4: Therapeutic Orientation
A. I know as clinicians, that we may have treatment techniques that we are comfortable utilizing with our clients. However, it is important that you take into consideration what treatment techniques would be beneficial to your client. Like I always say, you need to make sure that you decide on treatment technique that would benefit your client rather than due harm. I want to know how have you decided on the treatment techniques that would be beneficial to your clients. Also, has it been effective, or have you had to change the techniques during treatment. Therapeutic Orientation
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B. What are some of the ways in which counselors can establish limits and model self-care?
I look forward to this discussion and the responses!
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