Closing-phase client goals may address larger, more global issues that clients bring to therapy and _________________________.
A) move the client toward greater "health" as defined by the therapist's theoretical perspective
B) address the working alliance
C) any agenda items the client has verbalized in session
D) establish an increase in the autonomy the of the client

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Closing-phase client goals are aimed towards addressing larger issues and moving the client towards greater "health" as defined by the therapist's theoretical perspective. This involves helping the client achieve the ultimate goal of therapy which could be a reduction in symptoms, better relationships, increased self-awareness, or achieving life goals. The other options mentioned are important in therapy but do not necessarily pertain to closing-phase client goals.

Closing-Phase Client Goals May Address Larger, More Global Issues That