Therapist: A Case Study Of Ethical Dilemmas

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When therapist met with the client at home, therapist did check in client reporting any behavioral issues or conflict at home or at school and client reported none. When therapist gave a positive feedback about how he was cooperative and opened up comparing to the last time as he does not want to talk about himself or to answer lots of questions, but he rather prefers to use the paper and pencil tools like the anger management skills, self-esteem journal, and list of emotions. Client appeared in a good mood this week as he reported that he is happy because he had a good day at school and had fun with his friends. Client discussed with therapist his suggestions for changing the game plan when they started to lose the game but the coach refused

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