Ethical+Termination


 * A Case of Appropriate Termination** **By: Jan Butze, Kristie Di Iorio Ledbetter, & Tim Herrin**


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When any relationship ends, especially a counseling relationship, there are emotions that those individuals involved in the relationship may experience. The Termination Stage is the final stage of counseling, but is just as important as the initial phase of counseling. How you close your counseling relationship can have a significant impact on your client's view of his or her experience in counseling and the likelihood of their practicing what has been learned in counseling after sessions have concluded. Termination success plays a large roll in helping the client determine whether or not he will refer friends in crisis to you for counseling. It is your last chance to make a good impression and to help the client reach their goals.

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