. Good social and communication skills create a sense of friendship between the therapist and the client (Bennell et al., 2016). It makes the client feel comfortable and be able to communicate what affects him or her with ease. Furthermore, Critical thinking is vital for a healthy relationship with clients. When making diagnoses and designing recovery strategies, therapists require good logical thinking abilities. The first path to care often fails, and so a contingency plan is necessary. However, they should set and maintain a healthy boundary with their patients while performing the treatment. They should not engage in romantic or sexual acts with their clients. Specifically, participating in intimate interactions with clients is not ethical for them.
