Reference no: EM133768599

Utilizing questions in counseling and interviewing is an important skill to learn. Utilizing questions too much or too little can be problematic. Read the client quotes below and respond with either a question or a general response. Think hard about whether a question is the appropriate response.
Client #1 is a 28 year old that is a recent victim of sexual assault. Your boss asked you to interrogate this individual and to try to get information about the attacker so that an arrest can be made.
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #1 "I just feel so devastated. The world is so cruel. I can't believe that my life has ended up in such a dark place. I just don't get it. I really don't. This is so horrible. I will never get through this."
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #1 "I wish something would happen to the person that did this to me"
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #1 "I think I am going to give up."
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #2 is a 18 year old that has presented to you for their second addictions counseling session. During the first session, they didn't open up much. They have a history of daily fentanyl abuse. homelessness, and incarceration.
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #2 "I was in my own home last year around this time and I had a good job and everything. I am homeless again now."
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #2 "The entire world is full of people that don't understand what it means to be human. How do we even live in this universe? What is it that puts us here? It isn't anything because space and time are fictional things."
-Insert your question or response here.
Client #2 "What is even the purpose?"