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

When considering a crisis situation, counselors must make client safety an absolute priority.TrueFalseQuestion 4

Which of the following is true regarding Crisis Intervention?The client always determines the crisis.A client in crisis is usually aware of the options available to him; he is just not availing himself of those options.Usually, when a client is in crisis, the counselor is confident at all times that he or she is doing the right thing for his or her client.Counselors respond to client needs during times of acute emotional and or physical distress during times of crisis.None of the above are true of Crisis Intervention.

Please explain, in two or three sentences, how a crisis situation can be utilized to enhance the client's overall treatment plan.

Please explain crisis intervention from the client's point of view. What outcomes (both positive and negative) might occur as a result of having experienced the crisis?

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.