When a client asks about a practitioner's substance use history, the client has crossed a boundary and should be told to facilitate their own process.

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A client asking about a practitioner's substance use history is not necessarily crossing a boundary. It depends on the context and the therapeutic relationship. Practitioners should handle such inquiries professionally, considering the relevance to the client's treatment and maintaining appropriate boundaries.

When a Client Asks About a Practitioner's Substance Use History