At the successful termination of a group member from his or her group, the practitioner should consider the appropriateness of providing the member with a:
A) Kiss
B) List of contact details of other members
C) Referral
D) Phone number or email address to "keep in touch"

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Referral is the most appropriate choice because it allows the practitioner to connect the member with another professional who can continue to provide support and services after termination. Providing a list of contact details of other members can violate confidentiality and may not be appropriate if the member does not wish to have further contact with the group. Giving a phone number or email address to "keep in touch" can also violate boundaries and may not be appropriate if the practitioner and member have a professional relationship only. A kiss is not appropriate in any situation as it is a violation of personal boundaries and boundaries of the therapeutic relationship.

At the Successful Termination of a Group Member from His