When a client is unable to afford therapy,it is possible that he or she may:
A) offer a bartering arrangement or exchanging goods in lieu of a fee.
B) offer sexual favors in exchange for services.
C) force the therapist to continue treatment free of charge.
D) report the therapist to his or her license board if he or she refuses to continue treatment and receive payment when the client can afford it at a later date.

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Bartering, or exchanging goods and services without the use of money, is an option that may be considered when a client cannot afford therapy, provided it is ethically appropriate and agreed upon by both parties. The other options listed are unethical and/or illegal.

When a Client Is Unable to Afford Therapy,it Is Possible