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From: Karly West
Date: 18 Oct 2012
Time: 15:13:18 -0500
Remote Name: 75.151.192.109
Thanks for your response. And obviously you would want to slowly ease the client in to these situations and the next steps in treatment, always keeping in mind that their personal limits and preferences need to be respected. Regarding that same scenario where the client is reluctant to move into interactions with others, would an alternative be to sort of sneak your client into a casual interaction with another person? For example maybe a situation where on your way into your therapy room you introduce your client to a coworker who has been instructed to try and start up a conversation with the client.