Which strategy is not a recommended approach to prevent premature termination from therapy?
A) Comment on anxieties that may come up in the future and cause the client to abandon therapy.
B) Provide education about appropriate therapy behaviors.
C) Incorporate the client's preferences into the treatment plan.
D) Advise clients who express skepticism about therapy to come back when they are truly ready.

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Advising clients who express skepticism about therapy to come back when they are truly ready can discourage engagement and does not address the underlying concerns or barriers to therapy. Effective strategies involve addressing anxieties, educating about therapy, and incorporating client preferences to encourage continued participation.

Which Strategy Is Not a Recommended Approach to Prevent Premature