Faye makes it very clear to you that she only has the money for 15 sessions. After that, she couldn't get benefits for more therapy. When you propose a sliding scale, she balks at the idea as some kind of charity. Do you consider taking the case?
A) Since she can't adhere to the limit even before it's set, it is best to avoid it.
B) Yes, there is a lot that can be done in 15 sessions.
C) No, you will likely not work hard enough, since you know your time is limited.
D) No, since you know that she will likely need to be seen for more than 4 months.
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