Mokgadi, a counsellor
in a community agency, recently divorced her husband and seems to be harboring
anger towards men in general. Her colleagues, who have noticed a change in her
attitude and behaviour lately, have encouraged her to seek personal counselling
to work through her issues. Mokgadi’s
colleagues are__________

Question

Mokgadi, a counsellor
in a community agency, recently divorced her husband and seems to be harboring
anger towards men in general. Her colleagues, who have noticed a change in her
attitude and behaviour lately, have encouraged her to seek personal counselling
to work through her issues.  Mokgadi’s
colleagues are__________

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unwise to suggest counselling as she will not benefit from it because she is a counsellor and already knows how to deal with her own problems.

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acting ethically by recommending counselling for Mokgadi; as counsellors, they recognise that personal issues that have not been worked through are likely to be projected onto clients.

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being unsupportive; since they are aware of her situation, they should offer to provide counselling to her and not refer her to a professional outside of the agency

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overreacting to her anger and are overstepping the boundaries by suggesting she go for counselling.

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