Understanding the Case
Roles
General Knowledge
100

Who is the client and consultee in this case?

Dana is the client, the teacher is the consultee

100

In the report, the consultant said the stealing behaviour is most likely caused by Dana's need for ______.

security

100

Define client-centered case consultation

 It’s when a consultee goes to a consultant to deal with difficulties specific to the client. The consultee usually presents a case which the client has mental health problems that are causing the consultee some difficulty. 

200

What seems to be consultee's presenting problem?

Dana is stealing from other children in the classroom.

200
True or false: the teacher must implement the consultant's advice

false- teacher can choose to accept or reject any or all advice from the consultant

200

Who is the main focus of client-centered case consultation?

Main focus: the client (patient, student)

300

Why is follow-up considered crucial in the client-consultee consultation process?

it lets the consultant see if their recommendations worked, gives feedback to improve future guidance, and strengthens the relationship so the consultee feels supported and willing to seek help again.

300

What did the consultant recommend the consultee to do?

a. kick Dana out of the class 

b. call out Dana in front of other students so she feels embarrased and won't steal again

c. make a deliberate attempt to praise Dana throughout the school day for appropriate classroom behaviours

d. communicate to Dana that she belongs in the classroom 

e. B and C

f. C and D

f. C and D

300

True or false: Client-centered case conceptualization is a direct service. 

False because the service is indirect. The consultant doesn’t treat the client directly. They equip the consultee to do so.

400

How does the consultant connect Dana’s behavior (stealing) with her emotional needs? Do you find this assessment convincing? Why or why not?

The consultant thinks Dana steals because she wants attention and feels insecure. This makes sense, but it might not explain everything—other things like family issues or peer influence could also affect her behavior.

400

What ethical considerations should the consultant keep in mind when making recommendations about Dana?

respect dana's rights and well-being, maintain professional boundaries, be culturally sensitive, promote fairness and non-discrimination, ensure confidentiality

400

What are some ways a consultant can gather information about the client?

through observation, interviewing, and formal assessments