Clients may develop new and significant problems as they anticipate the end of a counseling relationship. This is an example of

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Termination anxiety refers to the feelings of fear, loss, or anxiety that a client may experience as the end of therapy approaches. It can lead to the emergence of new or significant problems as the client grapples with the impending end of the therapeutic relationship.

Clients May Develop New and Significant Problems as They Anticipate