In the Preliminary Phase of Recovery, the Therapist Ideally Does

In the preliminary phase of recovery, the therapist ideally does all of the following EXCEPT:

A) confer with coworkers about clients
B) sets the stage for the client to initiate change
C) helps the client come to the realization that there is no hope that she can drink problem-free
D) insists, for the sake of a successful outcome, that the client diagnose himself as an alcoholic