For Many Persons, Outpatient Therapy Is a

For many persons, outpatient therapy is a

A) unnecessary financial drain.
B) transitional step between residential treatment and self-directed recovery.
C) way to please the insurance company representatives, who demand the individual have failed at outpatient treatment before permitting admission to an inpatient recovery program.
D) form of treatment with major differences in treatment philosophies as compared with residential treatment programs.