When the counselor is able to identify and point out patterns of dysfunctional thoughts or less than optimal behavior or find themes across several areas, the client:
A) can discover a new point of view.
B) often feels shamed and embarrassed.
C) is ready to terminate counseling.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.

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When the counselor is able to identify and point out patterns of dysfunctional thoughts or less than optimal behavior, it can help the client discover a new point of view and gain insight into their behavior. It is not appropriate for the client to feel shamed or embarrassed, and it does not necessarily indicate readiness to terminate counseling.

When the Counselor Is Able to Identify and Point Out