When are convictions essential to the change process


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For this discussion, think through working with family violence or families in crisis, choose two of the below questions to answer in addition to answering the last question below:

1) How can therapists balance a relativistic world view with values about human safety and the right to self-determination and protection?

2) When is the clinical utility of neutrality limited or counterproductive?

3) When are convictions essential to the change process?

4) How does one confront a batterer about his destructive behavior without condemning him?

5) How can therapists employ their values to therapeutic advantage while maintaining a caring and respectful connection with family members who are struggling with the trauma of violence?

6) How does Christian ministry naturally fit when working with a family in crisis?

The response should include a reference list. Double-space, using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, one-inch margins, and APA style of writing and citations.

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