A client is participating in counseling sessions but does not seem to be making any progress. What should the counselor consider in relation to the goals set for the client?A. The client's progress should not be evaluated; counseling is a personal journey.B. The goals might need to be revised or adjusted to better suit the client's needs and abilities.C. The counselor should blame the client for lack of progress.D. The client should be given more time; progress takes longer for some individuals.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the core function of COUNSELING, from the client's point of view?Clients can believe that they do not have a problem, when entering counseling.Clients can have a fear of failure which can hinder their progress when beginning treatment.Clients can have mixed feelings about treatment, ranging from anger, depression and anxiety, to hopefulness about treatment.Clients may come to realize, with continued treatment, that they alone are responsible for their behaviors and feelings.All of the above are true of counseling from the client's point of view.

The client is discharged with outpatient cognitive-behavioral therapy.  Which of the following client statements demonstrate progress with treatment?  Select all that apply.1."I enjoy preparing special meals for others because it makes me feel needed."2."I have joined an eating disorder support group."3."I have started going on short walks to manage my stress and anxiety."4."I think that my friends tell me I am pretty only because they want me to feel better."5."I was able to tell my mother how I feel when she compares me to my sibling."

A crisis should always be viewed by both the client and counselor as a negative situation that can only obstruct the progress of the client's treatment plan.TrueFalseQuestion 6

Which of the following best describes unconditional positive regard in counseling?a.Putting yourself in the shoes of the clientb.Not judging the clientc.Mirror the innermost feelings of the clientd.Arriving at similar goals or perceptions with the client

Objectives of Counselling.