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Question
If a supervisee is having emotional problems that are interfering with his or her ability to function effectively as a counselor, the clinical supervisor shoulda. avoid addressing the personal issues in supervision sessions because the focus of clinical supervision should be on the professional services rendered by the supervisee.
b. counsel the supervisee to the degree necessary to resolve the issues so that the counselor can function effectively.
c. immediately refer the supervisee for personal counseling and suspend supervision until the personal issues have been resolved.
d. address the personal issues in relationship to their impact on the supervisee's effectiveness as a counselor, but avoid becoming the supervisee's personal counselor.
e. address the personal issues in one session only, and then avoid personal issues in the future.
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