After your last session with Glen, you referred him to an anger management class that runs for 8 weeks. Glen was willing to attend this class as he shared with you that he really wants to get his anger under control as it was not only affecting him anymore, but it was hurting the people that he loved. Glen attended every session of his anger management course, and he tells you that he now is equipped with the tools to keep his anger under control. Glen tells you that when he starts to get angry, he has been up able to keep his emotions under control. He tells you that he has been much happier lately and Steven has even mentioned to him how nice it is to see Glen happier. Glen then tells you that he is ready to end his weekly counselling sessions with you as he feels content and happy with his progress so far. He tells you that the tools he learnt at his course have been helping him a lot and that he ready is to end his counselling journey and continue living his life.

A. Identify how you would use communication skills to help Glen identify his strengths.

B. How can identifying the strengths of Glen help him moving forward? I.e. showing and celebrating change.

C. How would you clarify the nature and impact of earlier issues with Glen?

D. List the boundaries that you will need to communicate to Glen now that your counselling relationship is ending.

E. Provide two (2) strategies that you may use when structuring the end of Glens counselling process.

F. Provide two (2) aspects that may be included in Glen's follow-up sessions.