According to the text, clients should be terminated from counseling when clients have attained their goals, when they have received help for some time but have not made progress, and
A) when there is a transference issue in the therapeutic relationship.
B) when the client requests to terminate.
C) when the client satisfaction scale shows improvement.
D) when there are signs the client can handle issues independently.

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Clients should be terminated from counseling when they have achieved their goals or have shown that they can handle their issues independently. While client request and satisfaction scales may be factors in deciding to terminate, it is ultimately up to the therapist to determine if the client is ready to end treatment. Transference issues may require additional work in therapy rather than termination.

According to the Text, Clients Should Be Terminated from Counseling