Even if a client misperceives a therapist's good intentions, attempts to break professional boundaries, or becomes upset with the therapist for no apparent reason, it is the therapist's responsibility to respond to the client in a way that is ethical and therapeutic given the client's interpersonal characteristics and the circumstances of therapy.

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It is the therapist's professional duty to maintain ethical standards and therapeutic boundaries, responding appropriately to all client behaviors and misperceptions, ensuring the therapeutic process remains beneficial and safe for the client.

Even If a Client Misperceives a Therapist's Good Intentions, Attempts