If a social worker feels a sense of disappointment or loss at termination, it is inappropriate for the worker to self-disclose those feelings with the client.

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It can be appropriate for a social worker to self-disclose feelings of disappointment or loss at termination if it is done in a way that is professional, maintains boundaries, and is in the best interest of the client, as it can help validate the client's feelings and facilitate closure.

If a Social Worker Feels a Sense of Disappointment or Loss