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(A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the clientdepending on what is known of the client’s needs.
(B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor mayprovide a solution with efficiency and accuracy.
(C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessivecasualness and sentimentality.
(D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrowsdown the reasons for seeking counselling.(AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences.(AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observedin the client.(AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of thecounselling sessions.(BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client torecovery.