What should crisis counselors do to address their own issues surrounding grief and loss?

A) Share their own grief experiences with clients.
B) Seek supervision.
C) Avoid working with grieving clients until their own issues have been addressed.
D) Refer clients to someone who specializes in grief and loss.

Crisis counselors should seek supervision to process their own grief and loss issues. This will help them gain self-awareness and insight into how their own experiences might influence their work with clients. Sharing their own grief experiences with clients (A) is not recommended as it can be inappropriate and potentially harmful to the clients. Avoiding working with grieving clients (C) is not a feasible option as many crisis counselors will encounter clients who are experiencing grief and loss. Referring clients to someone who specializes in grief and loss (D) might be necessary in some cases, but it should not be the only solution for counselors to address their own issues.