What is one of the main components of the conclusion stage of client therapy?

One of the main components of the conclusion stage of client therapy is providing a discharge or exit summary to the client. This summary is essential as it encapsulates the overall progress made during therapy, outlines the treatment received, and details the goals that were achieved. It also highlights any recommendations for further action or follow-up and helps ensure continuity of care. By reviewing the client’s journey through therapy and summarizing key insights, the exit summary provides closure and context, allowing clients to reflect on their growth and the strategies they can use moving forward.

In this concluding phase, clear communication is pivotal, and the exit summary serves as an important tool both for the client’s understanding and for any future healthcare professionals who may continue to support the client.