When attempting to advocate for symptomatic behavior, therapists should flatly advocate for a symptom in as outrageous a manner as possible

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Advocating for symptomatic behavior, especially in an outrageous manner, goes against the ethics of therapist-client relationship, as it can potentially harm the client and their loved ones. Therapists should be encouraging clients to overcome or manage their symptoms, not advocate for them.

When Attempting to Advocate for Symptomatic Behavior, Therapists Should Flatly