If a client thinks that a problem is critical, even though by objective standards the problem does not seem that bad, then ____.
A) the client cannot be helped
B) for that client, it is critical
C) you should immediately apply the tasks of Stage I
D) you are working with a severely disturbed person with no sense of reality

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For the client, their perception of the problem is what matters, and it should be addressed as critical from their perspective.

If a Client Thinks That a Problem Is Critical, Even