By following up when clients leave unexpectedly, practitioners have the opportunity to do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) ask about the client's decision to leave.
B) tell the client how hurt and surprised the practitioner is that the client no long wants to work with him/her.
C) acknowledge the rights of clients to withdraw at any time.
D) offer to continue working with the clients in the future.

Question

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Telling the client how hurt and surprised the practitioner is focuses on the practitioner's feelings rather than addressing the client's needs or concerns, which is not appropriate in a professional setting. The other options (A, C, D) are constructive approaches to understanding and respecting the client's decision while leaving the door open for future engagement.

By Following Up When Clients Leave Unexpectedly, Practitioners Have the Opportunity