Describe Visitors, Complainants, and Customers. Why, according to Solution Focused Therapists, is it not a good thing if your client is a Visitor?
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Describe visitors, complainants, and customers. Why, according to solution-focused therapists, is it not a good thing if your client is a visitor?
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This solution explains the three client/therapist relationships in solution focused therapy: visitors, customers, and complainants. It also describes why the visitor relationship is not good for solution focused therapists.
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In Solution Focused Therapy, there are three types of client-therapist relationships: visitor, complainant, and customer. Solution Focused Therapists use different strategies and therapeutic techniques to approach their clients at different relationship stages, as they can alternate within sessions.
Visitors attend therapy, not because they want to, but because someone else (e.g. family, close friend) considers that the ...
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