Stage I, Task I-C is about ____.

Stage I, Task I-C is about ____.

• A. Addressing past traumas
• B. Diagnosing the client's condition
• C. Setting safety plans
• D. Helping clients to work on issues that will add value to their lives

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is guiding the client toward productive, value-adding change. In Stage I, Task I-C the focus is on helping the client identify meaningful directions and possible next steps that would improve their life, rather than delving into past experiences, labeling a diagnosis, or handling crisis safety. This stage is about clarifying what would be worth pursuing and setting a constructive path forward. The other options fit different kinds of work—for example, processing past traumas, diagnosing conditions, or creating safety plans—areas that belong to other stages or roles and aren’t the primary aim of this task.

The main idea here is guiding the client toward productive, value-adding change. In Stage I, Task I-C the focus is on helping the client identify meaningful directions and possible next steps that would improve their life, rather than delving into past experiences, labeling a diagnosis, or handling crisis safety. This stage is about clarifying what would be worth pursuing and setting a constructive path forward. The other options fit different kinds of work—for example, processing past traumas, diagnosing conditions, or creating safety plans—areas that belong to other stages or roles and aren’t the primary aim of this task.