Making Progress: Professional objective and neutral language
Making Progress: Professional objective and neutral language
Rewrite the case note below using professional, objective and neutral language. Change and/or eliminate any unprofessional wording.
Case Note
Today I met with the client. He showed up late (which is typical for him). He told me that he is making progress in managing his anger, which seems doubtful given his recent history of violence. Asked the client about whether or not he has been practicing his relaxation and cognitive reframing exercises. He stated that he had practiced some but not all the techniques–this client’s lack of compliance is pretty frustrating. Told the client that he’d better tow the line or that I’d report to him to his probation officer for non-compliance.
Plan- Client to return in one week for follow-up.
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Making Progress: Using objective, impartial language in a professional setting
Making Progress: Using objective, impartial language in a professional setting
Rewrite the following case note in a professional, objective, and unbiased tone. Any unprofessional language should be changed or removed.
Note on the Situation
I had a meeting with the client today. He arrived late (which is typical for him). He claimed that he is improving his anger management skills, which seems unlikely considering his previous history of violence. Asked the client about whether or not he has been practicing his relaxation and cognitive reframing exercises. He stated that he had practiced some but not all the techniques–this client’s lack of compliance is pretty frustrating. Told the client that he’d better tow the line or that I’d report to him to his probation officer for
