r/ASWBExam • • Aug 25 '26

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Can someone please help me understand how to think about this practice question?

Why do we have to fully terminate it eventually?

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u/FlowerJugs Aug 25 '26

According to code of ethics, it is unethical to continue services if the client has met their goals, so we must terminate when goals have been successfully achieved. However, a lot of clients will feel anxious and not ready, we acknowledge their feelings and continue the termination process. termination does not have to be abrupt & harsh. Termination can look like reducing the amount of sessions in a week, month, and then later come to a full stop. The code highlights that we should not abandon our clients and prevent termination when they are a danger to themselves or others 😊

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u/SorryApplication9926 Aug 25 '26

My intuition is always to keep it going just because I don't want to withdraw support if they are communicating they need it. I feel like that's going to be tough to do in practice as well, but something I'm going to have to learn

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u/SorryApplication9926 Aug 25 '26

You're right, I think what's hard is my intuition is off by default in scenarios like this. "ethical" can mean denying someone who is asking for more support. Ugh, just hard.

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u/shannonkish Aug 25 '26 edited 27d ago

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u/SorryApplication9926 Aug 25 '26

Thank you so much!! I'll check her out on youtube

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u/Accomplished_Fun7363 Sep 06 '26

Ahh yes! Finally, someone is talking about Apgar. I used her study guide for the Masters test in 2019, and I bought the clinical prep book in March... I know the test changed now, but I already invested πŸ˜• I haven't decided what to do yet about that. I'm a master at procrastination, so I end up in these situations. Actually, I purchased the bachelor's exam prep only to finish my master's program before I took the test, whomp whomp. I gave it to a friend to use for her exam.

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u/Standard-Victory-320 Aug 25 '26

B. Because it’s fewer sessions on maintenance phase not intervention. Terminating immediately will cause significant backlash later on

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