Certified Addiction Counselor (CAC) Practice

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What must a professional inform a client about concerning the treatment services to be delivered?

The duration of the services
The type of treatment services to be delivered
The professional's personal history
The location of the treatment provider

The correct answer is: The type of treatment services to be delivered

Informing a client about the type of treatment services to be delivered is essential for establishing a clear understanding and trust between the client and the professional. This aspect of informed consent is critical because it helps the client know what to expect from the treatment process. It allows clients to make informed decisions about their care, understand the methods and approaches that will be used, and assess how these align with their personal beliefs and preferences. Understanding the type of treatment helps clients engage more fully in the process, fosters a therapeutic alliance, and can improve treatment outcomes by ensuring that the services provided are compatible with the client's needs and expectations. Clear communication about treatment types is integral to ensuring that clients are empowered participants in their healing journey.