Which of the following is NOT a component of gender-sensitive addictions counseling?

A) considering a client's problems within a social context
B) encouraging client's freedom to make choices about treatment
C) creating a hierarchical counseling relationship for the client's interpersonal safety
D) openly discussing gender issues as a part of treatment

Gender-Sensitive Addictions Counseling

A counseling approach that accounts for gender differences and specific issues in the treatment of addiction.

Hierarchical Counseling Relationship

A structured therapeutic relationship where the counselor maintains a position of authority or guidance over the client, often using a tiered approach to therapy.

Social Context

The environment of people, cultures, institutions, and norms that influence an individual’s behaviors, attitudes, and opportunities.