It is helpful to directly address the relationship process with the client for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A)In the beginning of the relationship so the client knows what to expect.
B)To help the client expand their relational competences.
C)If something in the relationship reminds the clinician of unfinished business in the clinician's own life.
D)To summarize the work and affirm gains as the relationship is ending.

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Addressing the relationship process with the client is not intended to remind the clinician of unfinished business in their own life, but rather to promote open communication and understanding with the client. This helps the client know what to expect, expand their relational competences, and summarize the work and affirm gains as the relationship is ending.

It Is Helpful to Directly Address the Relationship Process with the Client