A client has been receiving social work services for threemonths and has not made a payment as agreed upon in a contract. The professional finds he cannot terminate services due to what condition?

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A social worker cannot terminate services when a client poses an imminent danger to self or others. Social workers can terminate services to clients when they no longer serve their needs or interests. This can also occur due to non-payment or an overdue balance as agreed upon in a contract. A professional is responsible for discussing payment arrangements as set forth in a mutual contract.

A Client Has Been Receiving Social Work Services for Threemonths