Working with two brothers in conflict, you sense a tremendous amount of anger in the room. One of your interventions would be to:
Explanation
Answer - C - Anger is not always what it seems. Anger usually represents pain, sadness, hurt, or frustration. No matter what, it can usually be settled by talking things out, which could be a challenge with two young boys. Still, telling them to get a grip or get over it and that they’re brothers and family, will likely not have the designated impacted. After all, they’re angry and want someone to validate them. As a therapist, your job is to point out that they will need to understand one another before that can happen.
