The author discusses the case presentation approach as a mechanism for improving case conceptualization skills. Case presentations deal with three conceptualization tasks: (a) identifying and differentiating how observations and inferences provide evidence for clinical judgments; (b) describing the components of the counseling relationship; and (c) describing a treatment plan including a description of the client's personality, problem condition, factors influencing the problem condition, and choice of intervention strategies.
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