Asked by Kriss Derass on Jun 02, 2024

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Sally has had little training in working with families but is asked to counsel a family. It would be best if she would

A) take the family on and learn from the experience.
B) ask the supervisor if she could observe and participate as a co-therapist with the family.
C) work with the children because they are less threatening.
D) refer the family out of the agency.

Counseling a Family

The process of providing psychological support and guidance to family members collectively, addressing the dynamics and issues that affect the family system.

Co-Therapist

A situation where two therapists work together to provide treatment to the same individual or group, often combining their expertise.

Refer the Family

The act of directing a family to another professional or service for further help or support, typically when their needs exceed the provider's scope of practice.

  • Understand the worth of different counseling strategies and the necessity of effective communication between supervisor and supervisee.
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Michael KivistoJun 04, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Sally should ask her supervisor if she could observe and participate as a co-therapist with the family. This approach allows her to gain experience and learn in a supportive environment while ensuring the family receives competent care.