Practice Quiz

Marital and Family Therapy

Category - Ongoing

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As you are coming to the end of your therapeutic relationship with Daisy Debts, you realize that she has not paid you for your last six sessions. Since this is the last time you will see Daisy, it would be best to:
  1. Let it go; cut your losses
  2. Confront Daisy about her behavior
  3. Attempt to work out a payment plan
  4. Take Daisy to court to recoup your losses
Explanation
Answer - B - If she were to leave owing a good deal of money, she may believe that she can perpetrate this behavior on others. A better idea would be to confront her about the behavior to make sure that nothing stands in the way of her payments before proceeding with any actions against her, since the therapeutic relationship is almost always the primary concern.
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