If a psychotherapy client is not showing signs of improvement, the therapist’s first step should be to?
If a psychotherapy client is not showing signs of improvement, the therapist’s first step should be to:
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If a psychotherapy client is not showing signs of improvement, the therapist’s first step should be to:
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Chrissy D said,
Wrote on July 31, 2010 @ 2:58 pm
First, I would ask the client if they feel as though they are getting anything out of treatment. If they say yes, continue on and if you feel no progress is being made, perhaps suggest a referral to another therapist, or someone higher up, such as a psychologist or psychiatrist. If they say no right away, refer them then. There is no shame in this.