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Having some light music playing in the background could be helpful in the waiting area. In the therapy room, it may not be such a great idea because it could serve as:

Something that the client would come to expect
An unbelievable noise
An emotional pool of untouched feelings
A trigger for certain clients

Explanation

Answer - D - Whether it’s the sound of a certain instrument or the version of a particular song, clients have triggers that are attached to a number of different sensations, including auditory and hearing-related sensations. Currently, this is the only answer above that is congruent with potential to impact a client in a significant way.

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