Treatment Planning Flashcards

A client is still deciding whether to divorce. What should the initial coaching plan focus on?

Answer: Clarity and decision-making about the relationship

Pre-decision clients benefit most from goals centered on gaining clarity before taking action.

Which statement best reflects a strengths-based approach to divorce coaching planning?

Answer: Identify the client's existing resources and skills to build on

Strengths-based planning leverages what the client already does well.

What should happen at the conclusion of a divorce coaching engagement?

Answer: Review progress, celebrate wins, and set a plan for continued post-divorce growth

A structured close consolidates gains and prepares the client for life after divorce.

A client asks the coach to write the language of the settlement agreement. What is the best response?

Answer: Explain this is legal work and help the client prepare questions and priorities for the attorney

Drafting legal documents is unauthorized practice of law, but coaches can help prepare the client.

Which technique helps a client anticipate setbacks in the coaching plan?

Answer: Contingency planning for likely triggers such as court dates or holidays

Planning for predictable triggers prepares the client to respond rather than react.

Why is it important for the coach to document goals and action steps after each session?

Answer: It provides continuity and lets progress be tracked over time

Session documentation maintains continuity and makes progress visible.

Which goal best supports a client's post-divorce identity rebuilding?

Answer: Reconnect with one personal interest or friend group each month

Re-engaging with personal interests and relationships fosters a healthy new identity.