The Authors State That,in Many Ways,therapeutic Encounters Serve as Mirrors

The authors state that,in many ways,therapeutic encounters serve as mirrors in which therapists can see their own lives reflected.As a result:

A) therapy can become a catalyst for change in the therapist as well as in the client.
B) many therapists become narcissistic.
C) therapists tend to commit ethical violations stemming from blurred boundaries.
D) the therapist cannot experience change.