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Response To Discharge From Therapy

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Liberty Adult School

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Response to Discharge from Therapy

Student’s Name

Institution Affiliation

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RESPONSE TO DISCHARGE FROM THERAPY 2

Business Case Analysis

Introduction

Peer reviews

DQ#1: How and when do you begin preparing your client for discharge from therapy?

According the the policy at my site a client is able to get 17 sessions of treatment unless they self

termination after missing three consecutive sessions at that point we create a termination

summary. As we start to get 3/4 of the way through the process we start to discuss termination

and start to gear them up to handle situation own their own, in some cases we have used the last

10 minutes of the session to go over techniques we have discussed or learn in the prior session a

reminder of how to problem solve. and towards the last session is provide them with information

that they can use as a resource for them to problem solve and to use and self help reminders.

My response:

Deborah

The termination of a client from counseling is an essential aspect that cannot be neglected. The

clients often get attached to the clinician and vice versa. Failure to plan the termination

effectively can result to adverse psychological and emotional impact on the client and the

clinician. The discharge process should begin from the moment the client gets admitted rather

than after the counseling process. Towards the end, the clinician should come up with ways of

detaching the relationship while enhancing the healing process (Gonçalves‐Bradley et al., 2016).

The best way to achieve this is to make the client believe in themselves and show that they can

make it on their own without your help.

References

Gonçalves‐Bradley, D. C., Lannin, N. A., Clemson, L. M., Cameron, I. D., & Shepperd, S.

(2016). Discharge planning from hospital. Cochrane database of systematic

reviews, (1).

Class,

Within the facility that I work at we have an Intensive Out Patient program (IOP). When a client

is enrolled within our program they complete 8 weeks of three three-hour group sessions a week

to make for a total of 24 sessions. Once a client has completed all 24 sessions along with their

assignments, they will then step down to our standard Out Patient program (OP). OP is when the

client only has to attend one group session a week. The duration of OP is different for every

client. Once IOP has been completed we then make an assessment of how many weeks a client

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Running head: RESPONSE TO DISCHARGE FROM THERAPY Response to Discharge from Therapy Student’s Name Institution Affiliation 1 RESPONSE TO DISCHARGE FROM THERAPY Business Case Analysis Introduction Peer reviews DQ#1: How and when do you begin preparing your client for discharge from therapy? According the the policy at my site a client is able to get 17 sessions of treatment unless they self termination after missing three consecutive sessions at that point we create a termination summary. As we start to get 3/4 of the way through the process we start to discuss termination and start to gear them up to handle situation own their own, in some cases we have used the last 10 minutes of the session to go over techniques we have discussed or learn in the prior session a reminder of how to problem solve. and towards the last session is provide them with information that they can use as a resource for them to problem solve and to use and self help reminders. My response: Deborah The termination of a client from counseling is an essential aspect that cannot be neglected. The clients often get attached to the clinician and vice versa. Failure to plan the termination effectively can result to adverse psychological and emotional impact on the client and the clinician. The discharge process should begin from the moment the client gets admitted rather than after the counseling process. Towards the end, the clinician should come up with ways of detaching the relationship while enhanci ...
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