Disability-affirmative counseling (D-AT)
A) views individuals with disabilities with value and worth.
B) takes a pathological perspective to client treatment.
C) focuses on solely the personal impact on the client with a disability.
D) All of the above.

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Disability-affirmative counseling (D-AT) is an approach that emphasizes the value and worth of individuals with disabilities, rather than adopting a pathological perspective or focusing solely on the personal impact of the disability.

Disability-Affirmative Counseling (D-AT)