Ideally, a Child-Centered Play Therapist Would

Ideally, a child-centered play therapist would

A) arrange for another therapist to interview and counsel with the parent(s) .
B) not inform children that they are meeting with their parents.
C) only see children after reviewing background information.
D) schedule counseling sessions with the parents at the same time as when meeting with the child.
E) split the counseling sessions between the child and the parents, and see the parents after meeting with the child.