When a client fails to put into action a plan developed with the therapist, he/she is said to be demonstrating

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Treatment non-compliance refers to a situation where a client fails to follow or adhere to the therapy plan agreed upon by the therapist and the client. It could be due to various reasons, such as forgetfulness, lack of motivation, or disagreeing with the treatment approach. Non-compliance can hinder progress towards meeting treatment goals and may require the therapist to revisit and modify the treatment plan.

When a Client Fails to Put into Action a Plan