Which of the following reflects the P phase of the PLISSIT model of intervention?

A) Giving an accurate but concise explanation of what is normal
B) Using specialized knowledge to suggest specific therapeutic interventions
C) Acknowledging the client's sexual concerns
D) Referring the client to a clinical nurse-specialist or sex therapist

PLISSIT Model

A conceptual model used in sex therapy and counseling that outlines a tiered strategy for intervention; it stands for Permission, Limited Information, Specific Suggestions, and Intensive Therapy.

Intervention

An act of becoming intentionally involved in a difficult situation, in order to improve it or prevent it from escalating.

Sexual Concerns

Issues related to sexual function, behavior, preferences, or health that might be a source of distress or difficulty for individuals or couples.