Your client, Anthony, just learned that his mother has terminal cancer. Develop 3 open ended questions...

Your client, Anthony, just learned that his mother has terminal cancer. Develop 3 open ended questions and 3 closed questions to help Anthony process this news. Additionally, provide an example of 1 open ended question and 1 closed question that you would not ask Anthony.

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Develop 3 open ended questions:

(1)Mr. Anthony this is a tough time, how do you think to cope this situation at your mental level?

(2)When you are planning to start the therapy for your mother?

(3)Which kind of challenges, if any, due to the current situation of your mother’s terminal cancer scenario, you are facing , in which I may help you?

Develop 3 closed questions:

(1)Will you be able to attend your mother during the therapy?

(2)Are you having medical insurance for your mother, at this instant?

(3)If you face any kind of personal or financial difficulty, don’t hesitate; treat me as your friend, will you?

Additionally, provide an example of 1 open ended question and 1 closed question that you would not ask Anthony.

1 open ended question: How will you inform this news to your recently divorced ex-wife?

1 closed ended question: Are you unhappy or feeling frustrated?

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Hayet Jeridi answered 9 months ago

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