When the counselor is terminating with a client, it is not a good idea to ask the client to "keep in touch" because
A) it shows dependency on the counselor's part.
B) it puts the burden of communication on the client.
C) it takes up too much of the counselor's time to answer.
D) it is against the law in most states.

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Asking a client to "keep in touch" can imply that the counselor is dependent on the client for ongoing contact, which is not a professional stance.

When the Counselor Is Terminating with a Client, It Is